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”goodness,jack,thisishorriblyunfortable.ineverstand
this.hi,therehelpdoesto
ridebarebacked.”
aglythesaddlesakenoff,therugsfoldedandsecuredon
theanilsba,aheboys
againtooktheirseats.
”ihopethebrutesarequiet,”janothingofarider
atthebestoftis,andonefeelsanaatthetopof
thesegreatles,honeslegsdanglinghoutstirrups.”
”ifyoufindyourselfgoing,jack,”hahebestthingisto
catchholdofhisears.eosgetoutofthis.allthe
villageisstaringatus.”
theles,uponthereinsbeingjerked,andboysheelsbriskly
appliedtotheirribs,vedonatafastwalk.
”ostopureeandcutastickpresently,”hawtry
said.”itb
upagain.nd,usttakeourbearingscarefully,elseweshall
backagain.pass.hallohere
esthelesster.”
theyhadbythistigothe
village,and,behiabrisktrot,seatedonadinutive
donkey,hespaniard.
”perhapsitsbestheshoulde,”jacksaid.”therewillbenofear
ofbeinglostthen,andifoneofusgetscapsized,hehelphip
again.”
uponthespaniardinguptothehegaveasharpshouttothe
les,atthesatistrikingthedonkeyonha
stistantlytheles,regnizingthesignal,startedintoa
sharptrot,thefirsteffectofblehahis
seatintotheroad,jackselfbyclutg
ane.
”nfoundit”haedfuriously,asheregainedhisfeet,to
thespaniard.”yousayyouobeupto
startingtheshipaheadatfullspeedhoutnoticeibelieveive
brokensoofribs.dontyoulaughtoosoon,jack.itwillbe
yourtu.”
thespaniardhelpedhaainhisseat,andtheyweresoon
clatteringaloyroadatabriskrate,theboysquickly
gettingaccustodtothepace,oothandeasy.
forhourstheyrodeon,sotistrotting,sotisaking
noheedhertheyheyoftheride,
thehighcactushedges,thestraation,littlevillageshere
andthere,sotiseorees,andpayingo
ti.
presentlyjackexclaid,
”isay,haustbegettinglate.wehavebeenwindingand
tuingabout,andihavenotanideahogib.we
stbethroughthegatesbygunfire,youknow.”
theystopped,andbypantoexplaihespaniardthatthey
edtogetbackagainassoonaspossible.
henodded,deacircle,and,astheyuood,
explaihattheyakingacircuit,andwouldarriveerelong
attheirstartingplace.
foranotherhourandahalftheyrodealong,chattinggayly.
”isay,jack,”haedsuddenly,”heresthesuy
nearlydoongthehills,inalonelierlooking
placethaoyet.idontbelievewereanywherenear
gib.isay,oldfelloetingintoabeastly
ss.ohstobedone”
theycheckedtheirles,andlookedateachother.
”ebe,hawtrywevehadagoodfive
shillingsh.”
”letustakeourorysaid.”thesunnowisnearlyon
ourleft.esou,so
ustbegoingnorthsure
itt.lookhere,youfellohereisthesuingthere”and
hepoioit”gibraltarstliesohere,andthats
theeantogo.”
thespaniardlookedsurly,thenhepoiheroadahead,and
indiadea
detourinthedireinust
lie.
”ischief,we
areinanasupposeheioattackus,
behthatlong
knifeofhis.butifheansanything,hehasprobablygotsoother
fello.”
”thenhadntatonce,”jacksaid,”beforehe
getsanyoohelphi
hawtrylaughed.
”poffourlesandattackhioutanyspecific
reason.ightgettheofit,andevenifhowshould
backagain,andhoforhavingkilledour
ledriveo.everustghhit
no.”
sosaying,theyntiheroadbyheyhadpreviously
travelled.
”idontbelieve,”haerashortsilehatthey
haveanyideaofidshipinthehabit
ofcarryingeyabout,butihaveheardofguerillas
ountainsaingranso.there,we
areattheplacehatfelloheroadtued.itdoesnt
tu.noulesanddecliogoastep
farther.”
”allright,”jacksaid.”ishallkno
doingohanishallpercheduphere”
thetulestotheground.
”thereisnotuingthere,”hauingtothehill.”you
havedeceivedus,andgoafootfarther,”andtuing,the
ladsstartedtoe.
thespaniardleaptfroisdonkey,andhangrygesticulation
endeavoredtoarrestthefindingthattheyheedednothisorders,he
puthishandonhiskinanttheboysdirksflashedin
theair.
”noylad,”hae,andifyou
drahatknife,daylightintoyou.”
thespaniardhesitated,thendrele
heboysfancied,aance.
”eon,jack.ustrunforit.bering
spaniardbehind,ihavenodoubt,”ahingtheirdirks,theboys
setoffatfullspeed.
thespaniardappearedinedtofollo,butdistrustinghis
pole,ted,and
thenuntedhisdonkeyanddrivingthelesbeforehihefollowed
theboysatahandgallop.
theyhad,hoaintaiheiradvantage.
”idontthink,”jacksaid,”helast
hour.ooerrushinto
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