You need something powerful -- you 're noan so pretty -- only when you 're blushing . '' Janet was blushing again . So Granny thought she wanted the charm for herself ! Well , what did it matter ? Randall was the only one to be considered . `` Is it very -- expensive ? '' she faltered . She had not much money . Money was no plentiful thing on a P.E.I. farm in 1840 . `` Oh , noa -- oh , noa , '' Granny leered . `` I do n't sell it . I gives it . I like to see young folks happy . You do n't need much , as I 've said -- just a li'l smootch and you 'll have your man , and send old Granny a bite o ' the wedding cake and fig o ' baccy for luck , and a bid to the fir-r-st christening ! Doa n't forget that , dearie . '' Janet was cold again with anger . She hated old Granny Thomas . She would never come near her again . `` I 'd rather pay you its worth , '' she said coldly . `` You could n't , dearie .
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