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Good evening and welcome to the sleepy bookshelf, where we put down our worries from the day and pick up a good book.

I'm your host, Elizabeth. Thank you so much for being here this evening.

Tonight we are continuing with Rainbow Valley.

But before that, take a moment to prepare for a restful sleep.

Wherever you are, notice how nice it feels to close your eyes after a long day.

Begin to breathe evenly and calmly in through your nose and out through your mouth with each breath you are calming your body and your mind.

You are melting away the stresses of the day and slowing down, ready for sleep. Focus on where you are right now and release any thoughts that might creep in about

today or tomorrow. Always come back to your breath. And when you are ready,

feel free to drift your focus to the sound of my voice

as I recap our last episode.

Faith made her way to Norman Douglas' house, and Walter Bly stepped him beside her on his way to the

Elliot's. They talked about Walter's continued toothache and how he should go to the dentist,

but he hated the idea of the pain and the blood.

As they passed Dan Reese, Faith lifted her chin defiantly, and Dan called her pig girl,

which infuriated her. She knew he wouldn't have said it if Gem or Jerry had been there, but no one expected

Walter to do anything, and he didn't, though he felt terrible for not defending Faith.

They parted ways, and Faith stepped up to the Douglas door, hearing a raging row inside.

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