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Welcome to send me to sleep, the place to find a good night's rest.

My name's Andrew and I'm so pleased you've joined me tonight and taken this time for yourself to ensure you get a peaceful night's sleep.

Tonight I'll be reading chapters 25 and 26 of Emily of Newman by L.M. Montgomery.

In the last chapter, Emily had accidentally broken a priest family heirloom.

In tonight's story, she finds out a little bit more about her friend Isla's family.

If you haven't already, find a nice place to get cozy.

Take a deep, relaxing breath and settle your body in whatever way feels most comfortable.

Now all you need to do is follow the sound of my voice.

So let your eyes fall heavy and your breath soften as we settle in for a peaceful night's sleep.

Chapter 25 She couldn't have done it.

Great Aunt Nancy and Caroline Priest were want to colour their grey days with the remembered crimson's of old, long past delights and merry makings.

But they went further than this and talked over any number of old family histories before Emily with a total disregard of her youth.

Loves, births, deaths, scandals, tragedies, anything that came into their own heads.

Nor did they spare details.

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