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Farmer oaks diary

This morning I was checking the flock, thoughts about how great it will be when I have paid off all my debts and own a larger farm filled my mind. Glancing down the ridge towards the road I sited a wagon trundling along towards the village. Sat above a multitude of household goods, with a cat in a basket by her side was beautiful young woman wearing a red jacket. Juddering, the waggon drew to a halt and the waggoner spoke to the lady, then walk back along the road as though looking for something. I was still gazing at her when she looked around to make sure no one was about, she obviously did not see me, she then took a package out of a bag and proceeded to unwrap the package, it was a mirror. She did not alter her hair or clothes but just gazed into the mirror, surveyed herself and smiled. She finished her display and repacked the mirror. This display of pure vanity was the strangest thing I have seen in a long time. I was still watching when they stopped at the turnpike and seemed to be having an argument with the gatekeeper. I went over to discover that they were having a dispute over two pence thinking this to be stupid I paid the two pence for her and the waggon moved through the gate. She then looked at me, moving on not even saying to as much as a thank you.

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I have seen her again! Last night whilst wandering the plantations I saw what I thought was a low star but realised as I drew closer that it was artificial light coming from a crude collection of boards and tar that could also be called a shed. I went over to this creation and as the roof was barley above ground level I looked in through a crack in the roof to the scene bellow. It was the girl in the red jacket again she was milking a cow with an older woman. I heard the woman talk of ...

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