There was, of course, the Lower Glen, which consisted of boggy places and endless mists in winter, and a small uninteresting village, where the barest necessaries of life could be bought, and where the folks were all of the humbler class, well-meaning, hard-working, but, alas poor of the poor. When all was said and done, the Lower Glen was a poor place, meant for poor people.
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