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balked of the enjoyment
of his ill-gotten treasure.
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And now, in death,
it is not to be believed
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that such a man would be suffered
to defy the divine law
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and dishonour the resting places
of our Christian dead!
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- Amen!
- Amen, Parson.
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But if it weren't Redbeard,
who killed Cracky Jones last winter?
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And now...
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Nat Greening.
Who took him?
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Silence, Granny Clarke, and you,
Ratsey, that should know better.
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When l urged...
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that a search be made for Nathaniel
Greening, two days missing,
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l was told that a search
was useless,
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that he was last seen
in the churchyard, after sundown,
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and so must have met a monstrous
fate at Redbeard's hands.
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l say to you that
this is blasphemy!
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And l say to you that if you
persist in these heathen beliefs,
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you mock God in His own house
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and this shall not be forgiven you
here or hereafter.
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Amen!
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Who is it?
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lt's l, sir. John Mohune.
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Olivia Mohune's boy.
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l was fond of your mother.
Most fond.
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Seeing you here in church today
was a comfort to me.
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On a day of great anger!
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Parson Glennie,
what became of the diamond?
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The diamond he sold his honour for.
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That secret lies buried
with Sir John.
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Perhaps it is better so.
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But if l found it,
it would be mine, wouldn't it?
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So young, and your heart already
set on possessions?