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    alihistiireistayedundera

    nuteandahalf.thenibouncedforthetopinahurry,foriwas

    nearlybusting.ipoppedouttoaritsandbloheeroutof

    nose,andpuffedabit.ofursethereingcurrent;andof

    ursethatboatstartedherenginesagaintensendsaftershestopped

    thefortheyneveren;sonohuing

    alonguptheriver,outofsightihickher,thoughiuld

    hearher.

    isungoutforjiboutadozentis,butididanyanswer;srabbedaplankthattouchedreadinger,”andstruck

    outforshore,shovingitaheadof.butideouttoseethatthe

    driftofthecurrehati

    thatway.

    itilecrossings;soiwasagood

    longtiiingover.ideasafelanding,andcluupthebank.

    iuldalittleipokingalongh

    groundforaquarterofaleorre,andthenirunacrossabig

    oldfashioneddoubleloghousebeforeinoticedit.iorush

    byaapedoutandtohowlingand

    barkingat,andikherpeg.

    chapterxvii.

    inaboutanutesobodyspokeoutofahoutputtinghishead

    out,andsays:

    ”bedone,boyshere”

    isays:

    ”its.”

    ”e”

    ”geeja,sir.”

    ”doyou”

    ”idontnothing,sir.ionlytogoalongby,butthedogs

    e.”

    ”areyouproeofnightforhey”

    ”iboat.”

    ”oh,youdid,didyoustrikealightthere,sobody.didyousay

    youawas”

    ”geejaonlyaboy.”

    ”lookhere,ifyouretellihyoubeafraidnobodyll

    hurtyou.butdonttrytobudge;standright

    bobandtosoofyou,aheguns.geeja,isthere

    anybodyhyou”

    ”no,sir,nobody.”

    iheardthepeoplestirringaroundinthehouseno.

    thensungout:

    ”snatchthatlightasy,youoldfoolaintyougotanysense

    putitonthefloorbehindthefrontdoor.bob,ifyouandtore

    ready,takeyourplaces.”

    ”allready.”

    ”noheshepherdsons”

    ”no,sir;ineverheardofthe”

    ”aybeso,anditynt.noepforward,

    geejaind,dontyhtysloheres

    anybodykeepbackifheshoselfhellbeshot.

    ealongnoeslohedooropenyourselfjustenoughto

    squeezein,dyouhear”

    ididnthurry;iuldntifidaedto.itookonesloepata

    tiandthereyheart.the

    dogsans,buttheyfolloe.

    unlogand

    unbarringandunbolting.iputhandonthedoorandpushedita

    littleandalittleretillsobodysaid,”there,thatsenoughput

    yourheadin.”ido,butijudgedtheyakeitoff.

    thedlee,and

    attheforaboutaquarterofahreebignhguns

    poi,adeellyou;theoldest,grayand

    aboutsixty,theothertorealloftheineandhandso

    andthesen

    ansays:

    ”there;ireitsallright.ein.”

    assoonasianhelockedthedoorandbarredit

    andboltedit,andtoldtheyoungheirguns,and

    theyallinabigparlorthathadahefloor,and

    gottogetherihatoftherahefrontwindows

    thereheside.theyheldthedle,andtookagood

    lookat,andallsaid,”ashepherdsonno,thereaint

    anyshepherdsonabouthi”thentheoldnsaidhehopedi

    ndbeingsears,bebyitit

    akesure.sohedidntpryintopockets,buto

    outsideetoke

    selfeasyandatho,andtellallaboutself;buttheoldlady

    says:

    ”hepoorthingsasashebe;anddont

    youreaybeheshungry”

    ”trueforyou,rachelifot.”

    sotheoldladysays:

    ”betsy”thisan,”youflyaroundahiothing

    toeatasquickasyou,poorthing;andoneofyoandwake

    upbuself.buck,takethislittle

    strangerahehinddresshipinsoof

    yoursthatsdry.”

    buethirteenorfourteenoralongthere,

    thoughhee.hehadntonanythingbuta

    shirt,andheeingapinganddiggingone

    fistintohiseyes,aheotherone.

    hesays:

    ”ainttheynoshepherdsonsaround”

    theysaid,no,t.

    ”e,ireidagotone.”

    theyalllaughed,andbobsays:

    ”ighthavescalpedusall,youvebeensoslowin

    ing.”

    ”eafter,anditaintrightildown;i

    donoshow.”

    ”nevernd,buan,”youllhaveshowenough,

    allingoodti,dontyoufretaboutthat.golonghyounow,and

    doasyourthertoldyou.”

    eaarseshirtanda

    roundaboutandpantsofhis,andiputthen.he

    askedyartedtotell

    aboutabluejayandayoungrabbithehadcatchedinthewoodsday

    beforeyesterday,andheaskedoseshedle

    out.isaidididntknoheardaboutitbefore,noway.

    ”well,guess,”hesays.

    ”hoigoingtoguess,”saysi,”ellofitbefore”

    ”butyouguess,tyouitsjustaseasy.”

    ”andle”isays.

    ”andle,”hesays.

    ”idontknohereheashe”

    ”swherehewas”

    ”well,ifyouknoefor”

    ”eit,itsariddle,dontyouseesay,howlongareyoingtostayhereyougott

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