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but I closed rabidl and at, once with his
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oan�t turn, him out.' hen Mr. e ,h
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bog -nay, I almost felt' as, if I waaa liar;
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wer tbedogo with his gun a
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offer. As I have said, probably some, pre-
dt, 'use. � The
went off grunting, itto " the ho
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for I lidd half up ,my mind
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at re embor a b
n otter nesting season. But
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"Ila e.in mY favor, oroome,gruall compas..
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farmer was a pei�6eable,i )ld. fellow, whq
came down the bill, to account for 6
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1 had Acted as the French I'd did
bares " P-102.11.mnn
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probably had never used a gun i]iI his fife,
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who killed the
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to draw; we stood round - and walch d
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TH FACTOR S SU OTING
ter. Being townsman bjmHeJJ4 he fancied
an! thQ'l Btag")0'as a roe which we had. put4
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then uneasy conspierice, began'to, inquire
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11 Alphange," . is .Vieux
and left, only , 'A
Achillel t6 I had
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them with much solemnity ,and anxiety: �
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that All country folk understood -it about
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4p one day in going through the wa .
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ith slow and stately atep,and great.r'
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whetVer the intention was not of'as much
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ity of body. they -advanced, and we fol- , .
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he could easily get rid. ofmo "it I turned
aceompanied./iny employers aproswtho loch
value as.tbe act; :and while debating.this
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lowed. Mr. We%ibherby, with his fore- I
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out an uijiaatiBf aotgry character. , i
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I felt very grateful "to -the old man. -He,
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, totbe,littlq�station, where they met the
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I be, profitable in
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train as it drew I �
-up: his f Ace had loot its
' ruddiness, And alto
r , ge.ther,he .was feebler
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finger on hi's right trigger;, I with my 11
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was in many, WA,yo_difficult� to deal with;
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t I daily Ka-muckof w- I
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than When. I_,Ia8tr SAW-:bim.' He W&
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Arid, i6t, on the wbole.' I did not get on'.
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luggagO,J�na Miss, Weat h0by-he , ,
rd�orbet:,Ween that day� and the 10th of
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gracious. I
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mind run for it; and the Lah6plioird With his
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badly with him; and I I]ody tiay� at -once,
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iDaons�derabla weight. .As a lastphance of
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making hermelf, diBagriaeble, she ordered
December. 1wasofteh-onit. Therewas
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very much work, for me on the place,-
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once more in Scotland, the Eight of hi
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"r�Un'CaSeo-and-,a,n-ew"sdtter almost made me,
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stick�bold. lige a gun, ready to use in a I
mornent.' The dogs went ste I
m,dily on and
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but to a 'certain extent I neglecf6d what
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there was to do it I 'thought I khould have
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wick., There as no time tbon
W to explain
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' on.� 11 They've run," said Mr. Wes, herby � .1
in hoarse 6xotted ,C
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on in. part for, the work. groat oaf o�
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landing 6nce
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. any luck on the hill.. I tried sometimes to:
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f of 'the�-'sporlb; but I
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. more changed my
mind. �I could not explain Mr.
them,,Stoney.1' $a I maile'a circuit and ,, � .
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more ignorant tb&n I was. It all matters
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s,j-'.gt...r.ti-b.E.; bat at that'inoment�
deer...
resist the viscination
!.must, � little weak-willed at
,things.
Asked many about.
met,the. party,.and, .,miserable as I was,,, . -1 .1 .
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appertaining .t6. land.were.. Greek,,.to- me;'
they.werd-, Chinese or Sabskiit to him.
-rich owner,of.a-lar -
,Blackadder, the go i
forest in. the district', as tm),odt of *the! book-
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tiolai[ar_ 'directil6u-_ -for'
any rate in that 'par .
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,Weatherby, � questions
the grouse, And I � gkve bInrred, indistinct .
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could hardly keel? from� laugbigg &load at, ,- 1,
'the appearance it prpaptited. to one who was � , .
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ing office, and she hastily it, not
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I hardly overdid @timaibely fight the tecrip-
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answers to eouae, whilat others I pretended
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. liolt a diffi. It o All: capitalt
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but:1 believo'bia princ'
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a appear on t arm I
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�Bsfully'.% F,eyhapw I'mig
tation succ( - t have
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labored most dil
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hat trhe��lah
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arch of :the dogs was
imi 'whichit is ico�dsBible to live-granti
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'aikc.d'in making bags for o4tifWial manuriB,
thouglihe knew,nothing whatever mb�ut
the factor before that.nobleman. I'could
not help f6eliiag,ratlaer,t,iium�l�bLi�t,w)aen
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bad �
succeeded better it used'
.those fatal stubble -fields. The -grouse
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mproved the temper of 'his Bister,'and
gradually � eichanged for a quickei step, ,
- They began at length to trot, to on ff in- r I
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tt�ear .
. lulle wit _how long wi � 11 it be;'before
the various ingredients which,filled tbem.
the great inan shook hands with me (I had
to come down. every.afternoon.'and feed-
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-What little Ehe did. say, wag disagreeable.
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An excited manner here and there. Then
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I have Peon him carefully examine a pile
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had an ititerview With him on Boine'ques-
confiding thingal-within gunshot of:the
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air heads, they stretched
� his -period would oc
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standing at a sta tion waiting to lbe trucked;
tion of a dihputed *mareb), find EPA Piea�s-
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. walbi. About s p.� in. they � used to arrive
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their tails. out straight'behi 4 "
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he used to,part, 'them compd�oently, and
antly to me. " You are going to be here
-notmany, for there were Dot Many o"n
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we were - sitting � by the Emouldering peat
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for the winter, 1� suppose,, Mr. Stoney'. � I
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- don't intend to hill any more stage this
the place. - A-1,iout 4.05 they,used to fly off
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agairi�some Of 'them; and r some would be
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before goiDgtub6d that Dight I made &pro.
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SI on to him. , There
PO I ti' is a kind of Bport
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"whurnper,". And Meg fairly -yowled.- I I �
-Now and then they were hidden for a tow 1 . I
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liad wha,0 -is Called *a first-rate education:
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rented a stuall bit, pf iabbIt-sho"OdDa near
seascini�� but there - will b4' some hinds
sprawling on, the "crisp stubbl 6, or, lying-
to be Witnessed amongst the fella of Cum-
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Beconds by a hillock . ..
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�. . � , a . , I long , course.,. of expensive schools and
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Mmucheater. A. year .or two before I 'Met
wan'ted"'s,boul Christmas, and I have told
quiet in brown feathery mdsseB'.' The end
berlAnd Which is.' hardly known in other,
beared. They took � a bee line across the ; I I
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in be, bad b6tight'a small pioperty-in-k
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larga Scotch considered"
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,Campbell, thebead keeper, to lot you'kbow
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go a t r them." � I thoug t this
when the -11 a
of this hind.of thing. ,was:that I did serioua�
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jniury'to the shootir I Oy
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counties. It con�ists in dragging a �hin
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atched them cross the march. � . I I
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himself somewhat of an� authority on sport.
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very kind of Lord Blackadder, andl. 1anked
it; The marches were:'narrow, the grouse
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Ad an miles, for dogs to hunt. This'i4
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f aded-- froija%� our view. . Talk of a bound- � .1.
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He may have. known Bomething� about r.ab-
-him. I saw Mis,q Weatherby hola,� half
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ns�tuiajl I ;They were exceedingly
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' called, ,a ll.bound� trail.!! .
tkitil-none better was ev4r- - o6en'amianigat . ,
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open the door of ker�aiirriaTp9�1-Baw-Lord-
�greedy,birds; , like,� myself, they gave way
after wrestling-matolies "and. pigeon -shoot -i
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rant of 9,11 matters lconLecied, With grouse.
B laakadder bow to bar and.get into another
. readily to temptation, and the,pen<y.they,*
iDgs And shows, a,ud causes great delight to
Ir stared .blankly in the direction ,the .:, I -
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. copious . use etcon.
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When he got 'a poin't he ali �
cimpartment , fu'rtbei. dbwn, and 'as I
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paid,for their, sensualil .
I by was a heavy one.'
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the,sturdy, aport-loving nortiliern I armors..
clogs ha r
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� ,nuient spondee adjectiveB,l 11 -was capio.-
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off %a hard as he could to it" eiiher by
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Watched the train, twisting;along th ,a ore-
the Bea, on bad lasted- ten.days
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I told ,Robert .Of this, and,:asliod'hi
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Mr. Weatb,er � iDto's'stoirm _ I
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the:-Doi6ci he ma.do putting up the birds,
of the Inch I rejoiced Within"me at thei, little
or a fortnight 1puger,'that the TeJr4o Scoti..
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Would be WilliDg"to gotip ontbe hill"early'
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of fury, and bondemiied the dogs, aba" , 11 .11
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" of, correctly scanning Latiu,verse. My
,�or else arilving ,in such W Btate of breath--
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myself, and the Bhephord, and the moor, "
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- Whon the train was out of sigh t I rowed
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that moor -was concerned:-- As"iti-Wa-9, V,
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Alin down.here and there;, and I explained,
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tothe hottest place he pould think of., I .
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� oulty in' a- fellow ,like ,you getting a good
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the euiest chance. It he.wounded a hare
- home again., J I W611 remember that� row.
few.w'ary old� .cooks 96nd one fionall brood
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'to hiru tbat� the dogs Would scent it, and
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, 'd _ Iug� in answer to all thio -only - * � �
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� f . I &rth " &I'd �&Cfirat I shared their oonfi-
i , . donQ'.. But as time wbre oid my hopes
(Azid 1e seldom killed one outright) be
used to too his, old, setter *after' it; and
-afid I a
The yellow and red b6tasonbe" cheBand
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larches which fringed .the� -shores at � the'
alone escaped. . I � : I �
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Weatherby wits abort, sighted, we might be
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nothing pleased him'more *than a success-
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---great lochwere repeated in the wateriwith.
kind, of, work -could not 'be carried. an alto-
:able tolliduc ' rds
a him to believe that the bi'
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The bag consisted of one grouse. that :.,. . , ,
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j�l . . -=yself ' 'debarred - from. 6eitain kinds lot
fully conducted 'chase of� this. kind,'for, as
out - their 'reflection beiog'� disturbed � by a
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gether ILI secret.,�, Wood -pigeons and -drows-
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ripple. Tbere,was a1aze in the distance,
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might account for the lihng, alid, I "d
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,was carried out'�two .or'three ,times, his
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scenle by ,the ,time We. reat home:1 .1 .
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life to, f reedom � from .uoisb, and. dirt
� Eut,,6,,4.V.'bt.'.'t'i - with �the excitement of a
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tb ,e sun shone. brightly but with � little,
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the faim-folk as mach as possible.'. -if ever
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disgust � at their, beb�vior .,and his, weak-
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thii?k.there would �have ,V�en two setters 1.
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�, . , d conknoment,'I detoriiiin'�d'thaW what-
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*course. And 'qua ay,,on , getti I ng a, . pnipa.
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power, an there - was a pleasant smell of
I enter ihe.diplomati6 service,,the expert-,
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,�'nessfro bisr6cent illness. rDi
, gbt�revent
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�added'to the Ibotal';. but they -did not. I
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, . � -EmbiliappenedJ 'would hav6"no"thing t . 6-1 d 6
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lie sent it off- immedi�tefy to MeLtay's at.
autumn and. frost 'And, dea d' loaves in'the'
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enc'e I i��ihed in Aealing, With thia.people, ,n
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b" inch more. Robert, lafter b,
4"'i god'ng out n
, left Mr.. Weath6rby When near tbo lodge, *
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. cything ,which "; 'uid h dbaoitate
i. vVith :.all WO 0
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In�eirneas,'to`bla stuffed., Tbislold Man--
air. % -1 too - Sam ide an&aenAe of
li6d,with, Is pri I
this Scotch p, tu,�
lade will he invaluable to , .-
lit Is .. r, ggreiad to perforin his pa.rt;,
tit -
telling; him "tho toothache had-- comd, �on �
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(' I ,� Aliv�ys living in a Aovii.�, I had
was Easily satisfied: 'two or lihrei6 head
pr6prietor'ship-st the little territory over.
Ed to crouch, to lie down, .to assi-
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g,nd.the'xiext�13aOYnin'g,'und44r.,ibe pretext of
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: again, a;nd flew to my Email dwelling. , .
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I . I .been
i. S �V164had for mathematica-i'a, 1� Smalls'!
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11 dUm',46 his own gun, co'ntented him,
per . .
which . I . was to rule undistuirbed for the
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�' . tiee, to/'
milate my�shape- to, that. � E Pa
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getting some remedy for toothache; IWiant
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There sittinj I
. g1li the last.stage,6f eilimus- . I I I .
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� , -""and all tbmi;h"y nations
". . i6d klMiAs' ,
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and half � a.. i made him .triumphant -,�
dozeii I
next nine no'bntba. .The" st6qka .wore still
of a / ac -,�
partiuular,attentioc� to the C. or .'
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t6tbe little town iud bloughtBoTe.of thfi
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tion 6 12 �� ebed, was Robere. He was dirty .
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I'll apering .rooms, ar:'dividingapples
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but,when, as sometimes happened, he got
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standidgin tbe.oat.fields' close' .down by
have �
ground. The, shepherd in a I a a
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Btroug-BraelliDg drug, � I .1
to a degree; iind ueitIier,biAkubak6rbock6ra, . ..
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Zesin ce'rtain priopo
i, . =%a ctions amongst
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.nothing at till, he becerne despondent, and
-the looh:ttben there came the trimly
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il't � went , the
pretty good idea'of w h ad
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`It wag not- with much confidence tha
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nor stockings showed any signo of the !_ . 4 � .
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! ....., � I a given number of children, which �onoe
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-made me a , kind of scapegoat to vent his
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'quared .pastures, each .:sheltered ,by its
. .� Mr.
moor But the,a ep r ted ,
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offibarkedin ,this desperate couroelbutit
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ginal. colors. There was an awf ul small of �� I
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. sse..ed my br.,*n, had long ago'des6rted
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, disgust on. One day b e took the �6ut With
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broitcl belt'ot. -wood i. And Above these the
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-or,
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Is a damned-
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Weatherby-, who ha d cut
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da�y, holes in;
jusil_possiblo thai-it .might hoodwink
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'Mr. Weat&i1by.,' 'I knew, hiwextroine-igno-
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corn. . t appeared'be�h6d. , � I .
a s'ed iit the r I
Di e
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I - . .:. _ -felt I.
.."....., _�_4 'g, I my self nhequml bothinincli
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him.to the m6or,. amd Was at first'much
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brown no* with its ,faded heather,
mo .
old woman one when certain �
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safely reatbed place-, Where the scent . �
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! 4 .. xtation, and � ca Ability' gra�pple with
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exercia6d..'ib. find that in shooting, at ail '
y
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for miles till
atretched away it joinod,the�
I his little but's at a nted out
w Is h d been poi
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ranceton all Matters connected with -game. .
wits to,be laid first, and bad.jusib arranged % '
I ,to, �
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, I I . becouata., . I "hadi'bf course, no money to
-rate,-l-,was his a '" d A 1, fea
uperior : in ee , red.
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'distant, haze. - My eye . 8 dwelt ' 'longest and'
An d complained of; and I used to give him
I bethoi igbt Mo how. at last Beason, ,he: bad
Ahe rabbit-tilliarto his slatisfp�ction, when he , --- I
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. . . . itivest in buaineas,,and pride prevented we
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he would not ask me, a-aia . i But our
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with -most affection on. thiw moorland, for,
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whisk6y,'sometim6s, -and let
,tobacco and I
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perpettia�11Y�fired at small birdsin mistake
, I
became aware of a man crouching down at I .
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. from thinking of anything absolutely
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U[Ditod.bag v �as naturalIT bea"vier than
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it was 4he It the. eleven .. grou as a . ad
to dwe -
in , im , help- himself liberally .to firewood;
- for. snipe ; how he had taken a roe for a red-
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some little distance, And evidently watching I I I I 11
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',Robert '
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,T . . Menial. As"I 15ok back, I sometimes won.
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his single one. He alway�s immediately
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thrp*6 hared,whiqtt I , lu�A been. directed to
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This Ulan was-,:solemll ,and reputedly
deer, an old carrion crow for a black cook;
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him'. Baid,at first ihat he hadwalked , ,� . , 11 . ...
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, . - dar What kind Of err,�ployment, it ,waa I did
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claimed every bir
.4�,Wbiah came down frorri
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stay. , , I I �
�'devout ; he had an acrid'. and severe coun-
how, whan'he had tumbled head ovt�r heels� I
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slowly away, but afte fie- - " . I , I I
rwmrds admitted * .
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�.; . . .. . . 1 . Gapect to m I
set with;, but indeed, after, a
-ha,d b th-fi�red; and I
A. br�b .11 8A which we 0
- I ha,d made �many ,good'resolations by
tellarice, and he was wifeless. Thislatter,
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intoapeat-hag, an&plu�,ged tip b6thbair-
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had perha�H run a -little, and I soon found . . I
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4. � I , �,,�., 4ime, I.ceased. to, have any expectations at
never. disputed his ri�bt� to do to -it .was.
thet time I sculled the' heavy old tub into
state greatly 'encouraged me to hiope that-
'rel& wl th blaell earth, be had wished to
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o�ut. that�_be. had,ran 9, greaV d6ml. The'.. I � '. '' . I
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�11 I I - all, My 'heart grev� s��cli with waiting,;
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U -at for the, " 0; Scotch - iactor'' to, argue
the. little.' Ituidi'g-place-that .1 I Would,
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bamo0d be silent. ... . L �. �.
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..clear. them by firing.'his, cartridges,; and
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man'sta'ted in, Pursuit, au� Robert made '. .
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�nr .. fim.-fill, in . .. ,,Ibles hemmed.
8&n, pecuniary tin
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with my, 'employer. WheLi :Kr Weaith:�
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really -..wo - ha � Mr. Weatharb '
rk rd foi Y
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I harried the place shamefully, and what
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blesa
how he had 6uly been, saved Jrorb� deatruc7
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ti.on by,my interposition. I
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the beat of his way across the'thoor. But .- 1,
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I I . %,,. ixo Ja on every. side-7��evar 1noreasing in
erby ,found. -out tb'8'h6L,n6,ver, -W�ant ,()it the,
harder than I had, done .beiore that
grouse were. left had good�*b&ctseL to
remembered
After proceeding with' great rapidity, for , .�., ..
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. . ibyerse rati a
'hill without me. . : . . , - I N i ...
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uld� L'amlie. 4, mv OwIlLthat'l
, W6 ' his ititer6i .
the sun which rose, on the 11th of Decem
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eteimined�it was w6iLh while,
411 this, and d . ,
some -time, he stumbled, over m, stump�- of � I . ..
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%, . d*llowed on weary hig'lits, `m4d theie '"Were"
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.The properly. �waa hot la,ig,ebou sidering
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I would be courteous to .
- bar. As for' the." stag", I met him � one
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-to runthexisk; I ,could not,make things
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gragS, and the bottle of, aniseed, which he -. - I . I .
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1. h(Veleas waitings for llsomething" to come
it w&s,in t '
' , he. ,Highlands.. Ther"a. was a -big'
that I would'not
hous'ekeeperl-an:d finally ..
eveDiDg when Coming home from the hill
much .worse than ,they w I gav6
I , ere. I
had put for safety . in his tr eis-poi�kiit, , L, I I
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. br, the Poo my firiendBIbe'gan to
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bon a, E I I f
a acne fifteen hundred acres o moor.
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shoot more grouse than I had been ordered.
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in the dusk, and fired two barrels ofamall.
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him beast found
shepherd, a Pair of old,,,boots and half ii�
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of tobacco, ',prayed heartily for
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was broken in the, fall. He said that this �
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the dogs hadbeen hunt- .
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a an ge their tone. They s.%id','-llYou really
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and wood, and two or three mail arable
Brimful, of good intentiovs, I Bt4l �t6d,.
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shot at ; and the poor was
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-pound . . a
was perhaps whmt ..
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I . . , aughE�to - imake� an offort-we -are afraid
f,irmg lying. -between the .1kitie't 'aud tfie
'di�.ebtly, 1 --had moored tbe bout, to the near"
,a week after in tho.wcod,.dead and wa�sbed.
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,.aud went to bed in ii'motit
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, I . ." your education,has be6ri. but a, p6orprepitr
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,- reat lQch which formed the marsh mi oue
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et,t ftirna 'to mak � a an appointment for the�
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So.came Chribtm as; after, which festive
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unevviable'Bts,to of iniad. � - .
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given him an houi'ii start, ail ' I I
d h"unted him ,
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- . - I., � Xation for your future -life." I noverbould
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I entere ' my a iew with, fear
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:next day with the tenant to measure some
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period, spent -by me rather, dism,-Ily - ii n
- ULleasy"sn sleep were all I Wag
I utchew
with great ease'm s. 9 6, ? � :, �
y 64 -be smelt a h .1 1,
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see that they took much. trouble in lboki�g'
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and trernbling - but its. t�ima "wore on I
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sheep:drains.we.� bad been .clitting on the!
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thinking of, , .Ana -wondering
. my" 4 ams
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able to secure- and atavery early.hour
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,if
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had beenAippe4 in a i cold , I I ., , : : .
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. ,�things", 'for me, or indeed did
. Gilt for I
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ujrf -a
beca;&eused to the Position, aC4 Jd
I - � He Was working, amongst. his ccirn ;
,bill. � .
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whetbee I Bhould � be found out, I got a .
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'advertised
I awoke Robert, aud started hina off with
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-time - to� take in all this; , I I
I had barely .1 , I I
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.. � I amyihing tit give ad:Vice; but perhaps th �
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certain 6mouO a , confid'sb6e, In Djy8elf
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and as I Went in'L at the top' of the'field I
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'co ion at tbd'lodge. - I
in 11
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�Ilillld I
his rabbit -ski .A
n nd a little battle, givinig
him and minute
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, still loss elaborate %nV. plan.for the futur , .
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a'kaoek
. vooirked' ia secret, and- were abhained of
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and, -Orc Whole, mmusged,to ,get�bu
a greett-d. .And startled by a 1ond whirr,:
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the for a, pupil,; anX tbongb when
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many in�tructions as to
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. when therwwas Lat,the door, and,. . I
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1. . �: -good deeds seeing. the light. . . "..
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. Whether. this was so or u3t, there was
. It 1*9 true I ads B * .
pretty well, in . , ome terri-
ble�. mistakes-mistakeg which 6%used me
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Is , son feed
irig . nois -a dozen gyouse bad b
Jng on, the stubble, And' they fieW back
�_aimost frightened,
got Sri appliCationL I wali I I
at-'my"Kfadacity. the man who made it
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what be'was to do. `:,J-_ I L . I I
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' ' Ai� I 'it my conscience haA b *
� een easy.,
'without waiting. for an answer ,4.iD e 0; . ,� - .� � �
cam"
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man-4he bhopherd.. H In& a or . I
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fto�vioiblbre:iu andmattorawere-Sttheir
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to',4661.u'acomfortable, then, but which
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ou`tO the m6or, following carefully in their
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ciinjo, Perhaps be was lured by the ad
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bo .' lad I should have bee n* tit the look of
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twice with, great Dome and delibera,tion, I
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. . w6rai when I received -an offer. train an old
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.make ude blush now� wben I thiLk ol'them.
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shimming flight every undulation of the
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J,fibhixig which formed part of the advertise-
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that morning I- - It was one of ,those early'
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and I thought he griutl6d,�, then he said- , 1. I
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� . . WaLobester merchant -to, take charge of a
moinetimesin bed. I spoke to�one.oftho
giound. I Went ,down to old Rory,i the
M�nib. 4 �Poi: a ti I.tric to maka�him::do
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altinum days w a of hem
' ' Matt, give promia t:
'ill The Maister!9 wmi - ting to'see Mistar,
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.. I I small, prop�-ity he owned, in Scotl%nd., .I
tenants- aboat,pattiug_m bandu�go . on the
-little farmer, and .We' chatted togetlier.fojr
,
,�,ne
Is little work.: Bet'him down, to the Estate.,
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a heavy dow"lay,,ovei everything. Robert'
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RDwbertiutheJeebra'ryw'l. 4 b ", I � . I
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. I I Inat this old gentlemaw on. A -railway jour-
fetlock of 'a oo'w i - I very nearly. bon ht
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some time � on divers maxters, but 1. made
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account -book one day, and p6rsuaded hirn
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,16ft, broad footpriDts, as be crossed -the
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' �L Roberifs face was ,too, dirty to.got.white, .
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- . . ... nsy, did him some Baiall-serit.O.o-in, looking
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- some oats from another at 70s. a quarto r ;I
',bo appointment With him'; I determined,
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to make &'copy of' it, as tin exanaple of
lawn, and- destroyed myr ' i4d.E-oUgossawer
'bu,bbi6-IipB, quivered as. they formed thc � ..
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. . . vgage, and afterwards ia'a
. after his iost:16g
And I dio" I almost i'to fr'exjz'y the old.
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thongh I made a feeble strugiqle4ci favor of
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What L such things . should .be ; . but be,
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aild sparklibg spider w6b§.- , , - ': ! ,
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,.-%�oid 11 Now T, - .1. � r �
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moment of'oonfidende) told himbf some of
G.L'moco_a.�'� .
111%,D wh s ray lieuteiitiut, a ' It Ina
. - . vote� �ibo 'next day to
tbe arains, .to de ., ",
detected a iniBtake in rhy adding up in, the
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Tbar6'4aa the qauAIA "Iy in makipe a
"Ay the:noo�atwanst"'said the shev- .1 .�
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'. . I . . . I . my - difficalties.' ' Then - he �: u-neutioned his
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lace: - by proposing to-, got . th' . �
p o .sur lus
g`ioiAqe. .My conscience .told ' - 4-7 W-69-
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second or third ------- d-iuter thifl Ieft
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.Vtar7t "bZ41i�fC&I"Rfnig of,cartridge-bags
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, . want of a factor; and A�kbd for references
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water offiocorne ,lea by drains keven'.feet
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wrongintbit4- lbifi true, Mr-Wcatherb had,
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Lto
him alone so far As money'matters were
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deal it'
-and flasks and: abouit ten - Mr.- We�ttberby.
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"I'll Just change u4y clothes first' I, * .
Robert. 11 � �
I to my chaia6ter And ca;pabifities. I jiIve
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,deep mud. ,ten feet aliart. Ao�axule, I got'
not told ths n0xf day,but'
me jWj go, out -
concerned. We both fished,a good
and myse� and the biiepherd sto�d at the
think," said the� .ugitated. I've � �,
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� rm the name,', of two old friends;, and'the
but -of . thes . a holes of. error.. The bla�uk
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belliad-opecified .the tinae when he wanted-
the loch, av in the, sivall bur� which ran
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I gate which opened' on to the first I bit of'
-I've-had'a, little -accident,' shepherd." - , - I
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they sent, to -
r is. inquiries per
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ton' h 6 t -in -the- * --faimer's facia,
. Win n . tt3
the game -'s, fail fortnight, hence., I made
thrbugh,t9 property.; and I should h4vo
"ad
moorland. .,The former was�lulfof cheer--'
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Once more there- seemed a curiou at
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Ooxod,him so'much 'that he showed them
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. when I offered him for his corh,� told, me I
�'Con
herattempt on the road.ho We�to _
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a. plea Bant spring, if it had not been for
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lul AnticipAiotis: ray mind, though I acted
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gle in that iodividumI'9cf_)urAea�nca between I., :
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. to me and, a;sked me Wbalb thBYL ineauti
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had. mader some'thi;take - and m search '
. in ly turned book
�soli,- and near I
the fact ihAt -summer cama next. As 1110
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my'part as :well as I could, was. filled with
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I austerity and niirth,'� arid al�aixi he -loudly � . � I
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I � - When I read the letters I was not sar'�rieed
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Stephen's ,l Book- of the Farm"' Lumde it
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after till � to :speak to 'the farmet; but at
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motithe-sped on, I became more and more
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most clibinal forebodings. - I experienced, in'
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scerited the air. . He gave.no� reprieve. I , ,
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.at the Old gOD16161lian's : bowlldermjnt-�-I
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P1aIh'tbat`Euch�drs;iiImge. as I contemplate - d
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that moment'l . was� pasging through the .
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alarmed. Aq'a�,j.roaf at howi-easy.1t is, for,
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� on ifyi, forlia,
ensified I t,he feelitigs'of. a school-
,, But bole waiting,'! lie said; muil hb almost I I
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. would be.equel" ly bac! far tb6 lapd,mud the
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�ooks � And L paw they wero.,�Jmost all
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'_ virtuouo-youbg man-to-bewme
, .aUleiably .
b*who� is'ealled up for, a less6n.-he bus
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ittonboled the r6luctan I .1
,'bu t,lmd, aad_tLook. �,,,:� �.!,' .. � I
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. . b 1, could not make out tbe'..meaiiiag of
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14 won't tloo�
proprietor. Still
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bi t,guoshot-of t,bc Wall. Before:9bipig ,
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at, short �oticb :saDiethiug distinctly the
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not, preparod ;* p I ughta,o a
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him.o t of theL,room., , ,� - 1! � .
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1&.-anteU0Es,'but,1kue'w. well eiioughw� -
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,far, -8-,U'cl�'Mr.'W-,�a'ih�r�,�y,�suffei.46dj,,:.IIE�, &�
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�41,, 11 I �, �, � , A �
b '4' i�ight, in a measure as ved my
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to , 1. ,
reverse,I Way rpention that at ODE time. I
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lerk sUbmitting,faltilfled abcounts,tO, his
ho th i� �_'
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� .I had'a, teiryblef,bcebocling�as tow 0, EL , �1. : � . I
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I *hey were so roysteriously worded.. it was
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howi9v i, BoJgnorant himseif,that I alwayi,3
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c6pscie Ce b . e, ermmi,iig� hat t a grouse
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so'iioual -contomplated ,Biat.ting4 tbe,h6ather
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, employer, ,would.: be' still. -nearer akin .*to
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, watcher on � � the � raboi, bad. been. After a ,� .
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wident that cay ,friends, whilot unwilling
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managed. Without falsifyicig-unytbU 1g, -or
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.I "Ao o, in.the morning �hould.. be"the,
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1orruidirbarn
.on fire j not before �the season. I
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DIME.- at- ilib''gbe�b-erd,�-�th'ougbt-l-do-
lec�ntinterval, Lfollowed the..two,-to!thi .-..- , ..... -
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. . . '6's6y auything.definita'against, me, ,�ore
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-without -falsifyiiiW,:t"by,aIJY greft �Xfe,pr,, to
,�x e4t. to
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g -7t -t -rJ-g,fi,fly brelonged to ine', andhict
ended-of,cparse; accidentally ---- mandbt:iin-
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not1boW - his Bo"
I I ur face, was,marealable to-
house, abd�aai I badba,dno iitaeto�ommunl_ I .
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. e _i'p�tu,k_e_--no ' �770a`ffiijLdti'
-datermiri"'d, � respopaibilivy"U[iTim
him --- that mll---W�hs_
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pt,her,;,andi �, hmving,, madorthio��bqmpaet,.I
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JDg-1ba.whole-of it.;-butl.discovered.in
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-I'Qaie - with my friend, dud -was, qui e igno. :, . . , �-:
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. themsel 3a'� mnd ' cqeeded ,o
V( I- they had �au
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in &tters were. as .they ought to be..., , , � . .
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slept,thealeep .61. the just.'1.The orning
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tfi�esu6h'a,ii"�.et,islock,3d.toi3by� the law�ms
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Qbant that'h'e (the shoperd) would - be�ari,
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W a gOfl3g to�,ssy' � ., I .. I . I "I
,,rant of whathe ., E, I thought I I
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vell that I"� WOUI& deq.-any law'Yer or.�
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, IU,V,nemfj�nre, ,lenon. got rather,to'-like,
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Mr. '..
wds I k t;� ther6w.0 frost. The*
e'on'and-brigh � I
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Idalillas 'front to Wero,
M�oriipinml offencia, ancl,:Is punished by M'
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I4ng:ierm.o'f im '. I
easary
unusc—'laPeutabranc.0, And that 1,could
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Wise to get.,int.o the middle, of a laurel-, �
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'bush which stoodJu6t oppo�dto t,b,o:wind6w � , -1
1. expert to attach ktny rpsodusibility to t1wai,.'
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eartb.erby. Ile'had a
, i sister! wb67
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I -in of .'the,' I go �' cut
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. Drisonment. -11---1 "
� eabi Y Carry all the game rbyself-bovv
':eitsi1v
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'igirde,��daar
matze out what theyx6ally meant. They.
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.kept house for him, arid --I- .never-cauI-dd6wn-b
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y it, An 'the-, bR - of-fi@
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ford"ChriatcDoo, Lord Blac
Done but I know ; but Mr. Wemth�:
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,and 'of - I%r. ��Weatberb � I � �
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Zd me afterwards (not knowing'I had ,t-eitl
endurb*her. She' was.a vulgar,', conceited
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w , 'th t
were withered and'blackened'. 11 n a
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keeppr1ad come over tell mo�di a bind,
erVy�was� -obstiDate.' He insisted I on,. our
sin011 _ra I was digappointedin my : . � I I . .
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. A. the correspondence) s that they -had- gi , en,
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womai 1 3, fbnd--&'.ebubbibg 'the whenever
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. up on'tho:m6or -the .bbatbor::would f
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driv . a he .'was contemplatiog;. and I Went,
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, bot4 taking 6Dorm6 8 game bags, I thought
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plan, for I could. War no�thiijg.,ar !a r
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me tin exceedingly good character ; arid 'I
sh,. got,a chance; and too apt, I tboiight,
our d
in .an hour; and, after having, dev e
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, into the.lorest for.a, short. visit 'and ha& a
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- df-tfio'w.hif3�ey�ttn�d,�obbacco,aud firewood ,
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indeed, after 6 few minuiesi 1. doubt, if I � . - . . I
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thoiaght it, boat, tb Uffect ignorance- and .
t- rxemtnie as a servant.. ,Of course,I was
h6tiatily my ost,mkem6d bac6n breakfast, ' 1,
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�pleasant time of. it wi,th'the jovial gillies. Wa �
oats J V, -
:mud, lb� 6 which the Ehepherd, was:
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wao. anything articula6a t6 hear. For r I
. . thibn k tb a rn,� for I did not, lin ow'Lw long it
a l,er�,arit in a way; bat I knew" that both
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shouldered,my. guifand: was offL-feeIiD9 far
were on the hills -all. day,.+1ept at night it,
indebted Lio me, and-fiarvently trusted that
,there
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a short time I could hear nothing at till, '" 'r ,
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by bi %,ft,cl rior.
education IL-WaS her. tape
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More eager aboctt this;� py' first , ittelmpl
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9, remote and lonely- lodge, ilahated on fresh
:he did.the saito6;- I-had':expected:116bort ,
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but I knew.R6bert ws,s in the to I 1, � I
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their go:od offictaB such as they veto..
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She .. I at keep, be; 1's in their proper
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Sob , , than I I li"id evw 6ne ,,on acting as
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veuisoh-Bteakq, And ScoDes;_p6nd wli h,ke
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home before ' e: stmrted'� bat' lie bad not
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Y -.6 door -'r could smell. . I .1, I I.... I
had.gome in: 6 ' .at . � �, ,, . �
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places, puch less make Lfitin.verses and
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bag-cmirri6r and dog-beater� to Mr.
. I . Wtiath-,
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and in the. e�,eiiiDg played 11 catch the ten"
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Made his app6arance. The setters were let
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him; ering,
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. merchantsuame) as deceived, orwliedier
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little
erby. BytenI waB"far up.onthemoor:
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so
with ind' cribably dirty packs of,cards, Or
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lao�e, and ih three iniiauteB. tbey ran into
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atanameriDg'vociflamtiou, Lhe Bound ol a .
�for some remson. or other he really took a
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more considert4iou. I could� not--
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the:men wor a working, amongst the stooks,
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I ,, pugs, in the corner" �wiih bonhie, rosy.
a brace 6f'grousa. My' )hind was on obou.
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. . I fancy 0 me,, I'don.3 know-e'gav me the
afford to quarrel with,, ber�openly',.and I
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fLnd there was nothing there� 'BY Olevdn I
checked maidens. 1 neVer mys6if-got Any"
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pled. acId'. anxious- that my rigors were
.Btiuggle, the breakage of someth brittle,,- I . . , I
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. -the placo.� � : I I 1
. offer of � � .
tried W
. ithAill my.might to i _iffett.tor rniB.
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bad killed My grouse .
- , "the duY W&81OUP9,
hinds, for'they �hvays a '_ d . - '
unready mud I missed. Not so Air. Weath.
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a plaintive cryin a dillorent lidy,,and �
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tifiderstand'hef sometimes Offensive It-
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thebek pur't of. the grou d Was untouched,
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'qpm� ,__t9�11.cp1me_
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awkwardly to the p,Aods where I was post
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or Y- --To th .. .... -'-'-'"-' i --' 6f t6i"' -b- - -
b . a. great k4urprise a a,, ep-
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the door -was, thioWn.';violently,,cPen . _ Il � . ..... �%, .�,�- ,
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a.faotor: Eta I .lQok,baok;,I must 66n,fess I
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aati6 no. Slid )uade mi. go stupid. mes-
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7the, brood to which ,my' bird, had belonged
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ed; bu�'I e n i9yed the 11 pass in 'the corn a P' -
, he'r'd and in y self And the d43-vertaiplv �to.
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cr.ucbjDK intbe liturel.busbj watched. � � I I . , .
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,- I . , .... wa-4 Isingu ly ignorant �of almost..every.'
lar
sudes Which I the servants o6ul& just
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lay lika stoneo-and yet my-woik was ov er. ,
very, much, I was', however, startled 0 when
e kno'clied
his own -h . o�er' A, bird.. 7"He
Robert came out saw,Mr.Vo&W .11
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. . wh belon�ecl .to, � Buch -a past. .
I., fling ich �
well have "carried; and she oven tii ad
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- ' It have thrown -all
I. dug t to '.my mrtridgl9s'
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saying good by -bye Ao the, head, keeper, .at
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,was jubiiant; .h6 laughed at my dismal�
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orby. had him, by what' 6'eem4t , he skia of � , I
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� Though. -I had Bpent IDuch � of * my life' in'
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.Once to impress on her brother that it was-
into a pbat-bog and, run home as hard a9l
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a terng, ig
rk he madei:,"You'll Do' be bavir.
forebodi�gs;'-he chaffed me f_
or my ,bad
his: neck. - Breathless, I saw'. the old bag ,
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. .. /11 th6a6uniry.1,had &one so to little purpose.
pmrt of nay, duty :to get- Up And ring,,ttie'
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could., Alas,J threw away. nothing but
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many'birdR -d' your- gr6un' for. the geas6n 26
. shooting, he brought out his flask and gave
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merchant poise 'himself 6a� one, leg, 1. .
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� I � Tcould shoot a little, aDd was an enthusi- �big
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bell which . was. ouppo . a , ad to -iouse 'the
empty cases that- day. T be. grouse all lay
,,O b, Campbell," I said' I what'maiies you
us both a, small mouthful of w1i'ahey' -1 to'
thou I experien6ed ,a violent concussion, in ., , I . 1. I
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astic follower'of all kind's of Boorts., ;tuib
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household -but he stood my friend' in
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like'etolles that dmy';,tb6y lay too well.
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thicik, Ithtit T' 11 Oh, dt's le weather," -he
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wetfliefti6k, hep'rophesied-aucnormouB
my'leafy biding - I I , . -
u iplaco-the plotter and. the - 11
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. I liboug'h healtb, pleasure- and in some �deB6.
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this.matter" arid'thb6gh, as ib- �Ule, pretty
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Ev�rytbin� favored - me , I found ,them
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roplie_j1,;. 11 these black� frosts is clean bad
bag�� abd, the� he ordered an advance. '
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tool met -iii tbslauret-,buali. '116bert's ideas I
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Time daUutri,es ,profit,,is lo,bc t by in U ,
the"gun, I - help f e- �-
764i�g -that
much under the ififluel,66 of -hia, sister I
M-ptorily vetoed her ion. �_
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'eaHily-t knocked- them over us, I had
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double abots
done b( . 1313 NP,
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for.'the breeding.- - This happened before
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L I ku'6W those two old birds: I may almost
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L say I knew, them I by
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h,.,d booci veiry his dayle. . I I I .
_ rk P. .1 ly by t�olasti'part of I , ,
it and �
of could not a
- PrUcticial Lowliadgia 6i its us'eA's ndt4n'
pere .. suggest -
I took up-my� abode in Scotland in Jan-
11 3[Ore:
ever
BbOia, long Bfiota-,Wwas all the'. siam '
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Christmas, ,and I felt sure grouse Would n at
be.-thinkiog of-�uch a thihg;� but,'therie wag'
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'queer
I Bight, .and probably
they We welf.- Acquaint"' with 'me.
to .as - J
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I be saw me,he imagined,that 1. . .
I thi�k who.
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Mi Weatherby had us - . I .
, I Jbdispensable qualification to a fact6r. even
nary; in'August the owner and his family
down came bunch of rich brown and
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- a, look in his eye b a spoke I
b
94 lay a time ad tried intheprevious
I somehow managed I �
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. it.sootlatid ;, and, consideringthe inatter
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Arrived � and "out 'the and of September
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'black and russet feathers. I had-" no.,d6g.
. ,when.
which inade we buspect,. early �s it was, I
11utumn to''cirouravent .them. and only'
dad --- - , :,
n round tbij bush. to meet him - kick �
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I I ,� AM , -'an '. ., that it wits part of the
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'be,,abnounced to. me tlia't he oQuid be
obliged 0 cut'his stay shorte't thaix,he- bad
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,except a little Skye"terrier, and yet I Dever
loakm,bird. , Wh6D-,I emptied out the.66n-
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that he I had p I aid a visit'.to some blank hot.
tle,-,, and I was . Harry for this, as Campbell
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�Buperlqiounning.ou.tb6ir Par; had Saved
them. I � I . . ... . I 1. I
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-. hiiIi again . � he Jumped - back � with the - I
, greatest; -possible' alme.ktYj and 'fled- lik , -3 . a I � � ..I
hare down the avenue. I . .� �,,� . �
I . t r. to look After woods. could
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'ell
:intended and go south immediately., I
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-tents of the -bug. sot 4 Welock, I was altLost
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was reputed. &,� at6ady iDan, and tuyqb�
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___9._�!9L.,Foq_ _q9�p_'jPf. tb6 moo,r_:__we_
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- --i.li,Atin-oti�dly--�ii-'ifffk--dlu '
r ser f6 t e ,,,
btin uis , a's as - any man, the differ-
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- Stoney (thelt'is my natnia) he saido-ne
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tt,fiight -at'the display.� . Si,
-siek wit x and 9
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res I p � e dte-d III h
y. is-'-m"-s','s'-t-e-r-'iji�-ib'j��-'adQo�int.
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wadied.thiough rich,- blooming heather;
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- - ' e"tuent. , -
ground : Aheold than afliv'the mov
a . eb o
6 otwedn.a larch tree and, a bee � r,
. ev�ubetween a lurch and,a; Scotch fir,:' "But'
.morDiDg, .'business raqnires�me��p,go to
.t
Manchester at once, 6nd ,as it 'is Imte in
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half-hrace lay beforia6b.' killed on
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the very first day a brAce, more thabl'the
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k0b no" be said again;"'I'm afraid
u It a
'a " no' task' a Very heavy bag on Rhiail
we passed ,by yuBby patches, and green �
burns, and scinny hillockaj. where grouse
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With I what I Carl only , call a howl ,-be � I �� -'. � `- � '
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'nimble '
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a silver fir and a spruce seemed to me per-
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I fectly alike; add ;it was after� �c�rryffig
the season, I shall hardly come back
again this yeari .� I should like you to.send
full allowance for the season � for MY
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empl5�br and myse,M, Old -cocks 2 Not
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tffa year." , I . I 11 . .
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Summer drew near. it -was evident
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d't6 to' e to lie, a d, it was all as a cit
use v 11 Y
'of the dead. Mr. Weatherby got hot- Dd
'a'
sprang, tit' me,, but. I., was iob. for . � ,
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hini. No one ever ran, or ever will run� faster 11 � I . .
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I about little 4ray� of,tbe two'kindg,with
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for '
-a -a box of garu'o about the iniddle 'of
next -five brace q6use'
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they. I had never thought of the.warnilig
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th' n.'me--1, had'
had: been
that 1 .was I not altogether hdrdened'into,
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fid�et,y;anir-tirod-atia.finall-y cross. He.
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from that house than, I did that fatal (lay. I �
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.1 u �set� Miss Weatherby, wbo' Was COIIIIDg�� ,, .
I to ynaik4* of identity. on,them a
V,r.iV911
, time, and 014ying, :a kind of � guessing . ,
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,month of I arid
wo , 'uq
t' bares. Y6U'l ,'it find it perhaps diffi-
at give . Dever
-loge: ere w 9
looked .for the woolly H a a
crime, for by the, end, oil Ju]y'I could not
a a, V hib, and on' the
I p at, ig -first day' of
insisted on -taking his .own course, and
would. hot be guided by � my advice, and
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up from -the 'faxoo,.and left her sitting I I
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I game wit them, that I ' as able -to rightly-.
It W'
.01ii.t-to. get .theDi�-w-ithout-�a.y-mid,-bu-t-�oii--'Pret.ty.,I.b�g�n�ii3�-'s,
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curious corollary to
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A'u'guo'fl took, Robert -(the pupil) intomy
'was, 'a
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so we wandered. s,�mile from the place
'to
wildly geStic''ulating amongstdozons of bro. I
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ken eg&. , I soon distanced her brotboro
. name-tho,one from �the other, ,, As to,being:
must do your boot." -
And, the� � be added
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the resolutions Boarcely iWenty-four hours
confidence. Ho uIciet.open lad. , We.
wheria,l bad!tola Robert cast, off. The
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and got out of his territory. 'I spent el . J
-, able to4distinituiali' between' the fimbefof
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graciously, You, may shoot. a grouse and
-bare.11
old. I had- began by intending to RhOob
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'then
hdd:g4o� on together. very well, apa he'
shepherd's face told ' -nothing-be Acted
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miserable night 'At 'a little inn, miles off;, '
these trees When sawn up, I never could,
a � hare for yourself --a blue Thosefone
bird -my lawful bird; I killed
'lawful. blue
seemed tlidroughly�fo' appreoi.ate the diffi.
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as 11 Brer" Foi'did in the Aradricam ,story ,
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a,64 After hovering: about the .next day', try I
� d D shall be' able to do it. Some
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. , ,by ,
E, b I o
�0117Z� �ro in ; but � &� Scotch
I had" to , send'.him were to be, brown.
coun. Dance ,
From his cheerful.' to , and mew
ed J&ngUage4 (whc
sur M .Put butle_alv�.a�s
ancither in lieu- of my hare,
1.
_and theri—I Was. very miserable ;-'Jelt
nopleasureat looking at thebotiniedcad'
oultiou of my iituati
, on. He' was quite'
Willing to do, anythiiig: he could to help";` 'earth
butforaloDg time I 'did not see howwe
'i he fay low." was �v6Ddoring What on
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.)bad become' of Robert,', and
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to mys6li� that self-sucrificiDg
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ing to Do.k.,up m' mind to'yeniurp back __. _,� ,
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for game clothes, I gawie,up, andleft th.av , ', . . . I
a
2�d c�
Sao ,� ... atiot
a � sin alling
,wall 'about
.
I d felt Burn 1 tha -
swore a, goo � deal I t ig�
birds., I rdme'rabered how 'Christopher
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coulddo 'mything, T'resolved to1et-in1dividual"stuck
picturibg,l
in. ' ' I
bpg or drowniDg
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hilly, country for good. ,,�, � "I �1. . . I
. . I go ,
� Iplanks', and indeed it i's not an easy to do
trade' age "was looking up,.
� t .
North had' resuscitated ,,the snipe by blow'-
I and
mattera'tak6 their course. Old Mr. Wpath--
a I'll
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burn, 'when a to-hol btard . ad me.
t ,-
I is hot justice, to Mr. Weatherby to sa,y ' , ,.' . .
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naturally %:I one w6bld think� - I *ai.awAre
� that an aged
.. ishouldbe' orebrlesBin�timate '
to
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-Before be left lie,gave me inany. further,,
directions BA to;the't W61 L
' -Mad of gama.�
ing down its -nab, and longed -fair, his power.
-What- on earth was I to'do with Tiny .800il.?
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Erby had been unwellAuribd the summer,
.
And Mo I thought my, difficulties
]at One ti
.a ,load I .
I saw Dash and Meg staudin rigid about
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6hundred, yards off, and �Mt. Weatherby
that he sent me my/ .Personal' offe %'and ,, . w 1. �
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led L My " Wag( I I .1 - ., �1.
what he cal " a
11 13 ever - ,
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. � I -, . With e I On -t ,
I verythih�'conneated.wifh land, I
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I was� i& send him. . 11 And Stoney," be
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I Pat a brace back into the gatue-bag, And
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'Would be solved by his not be - iog able to I
starting after them as hard ;Ag he could
-
Ince, not been, within a hundred. -
seen him a . ': I �
milbs of him�; but I understand tlib sancti-' �' � .
or under it---��uba'oilit�-nd'erop.�,�a�d cattle I
.1 . and ploughs, aijd dairymaid and pigeons;
said, shoot as few hen birds aw-you can.
, . ,
I won't have any ben bir��'hilled ; - *6 can
the remAinder.l,buri�d carefully in a moist
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'p,emt-hu;8-eleveu ,,so, -,,fine grouse ag ever
0 ; but shortly bofoi6 the,�
,Come Iiotth � at aft �
12th,' he ,wkote gaylog'he was much bet-
go. I'was too mnob accuBtonadd to th' '
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... to be much 'surprised at
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moniouis Bhephord lime-ta,kea, tU,pl7ai� ,of I ' I ;' I
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. rd I know about .none of these t�ings-
- they , I tender.!�,
keep the 'cocks till are ,
41 1 11 how
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I man saw: - plampi and Perfect pla .
mage
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ter, a)ad iritEnded'Ani6hing his auto in Seat-,
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proceeding ,it.
In. defiant .Opposition 0o'all the rules 'of :
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the Amateur factor. .` . .
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I . I ,ke a diBtin�uishe'd n-oriblib-ta-lV61itician, I
But,�' asked, sin I to tell a cook
,
and all with the woolly' legg whi�h my
land. Ho added be -was much p leased to
shooting; the; old bag-merchant,r", f art.
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I thought all cattlLl� "ralbber-Filael"bout the
I
from a hen when they are'fl�ingV' li,You'
'theni " 'he'replied--�llyou
master conBidored the characteristic 6f'9, -see
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did
brV the Papers that the grouse in our
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ously tow'Brag hiB dogs. Whenever he.had
'L
.
There. a an Irishman named 11 Mick "in � . ".
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109-
shoulder;" one' plough, was as au6tber
can,diatinguis) I'
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cook... Two pounda-1 worth�: of grouse I
�
a 1
di trict We re strong and plentiful. I wrote
a liftle,broath to spare he. shouted loudly
.ho -i � 1. , .
.. aikball�w a,
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-years -61--ago,- works . ''.
. I Plough; 'one dairymaid, seemed to raelike
11
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-.-------athet-dairyij3liide,-�oteept-"�thivt�-�()mir -were
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-can A istingush thQ�-by--41ueir woolly
�
-iegs;"--:-I--kLiew-thAt---h�y-�knew-vLfj--muoh--foi-doin�-vo--,--�but-n'a-other-oburWl'&T-o-�m-
. �
stick into-a-alimy bole, andhate myself
'.
iria� rout hurry to Bay that'thifLLw�A�o t,
y" _ -n-g- -
-afj iV,e-6Aaa;jjifg.-U8-- a-
ing
- _'
to -hp 1--ti.o.'�ghL�t.6-all-a�pearaDC6 '43-Rary-day
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-tore never meant move again e
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,,-,and--iiavel4i�-dtei-ly-rteaiiy--:i��..n�-� __Imi
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miles a ndfr6mh1s*ork. 1, , I
t a .
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prettier. . - ' I . 11 .1 - �
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I About the oex,o
. f .a groiiso as, about the
V
to me. .1 dared not send them. away, -and
.
,abdthatthebron
heaBon had been& very bad one (which was
,to ,
'
reached them in his usual state of mind
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At the tt"rinual coaversaiione of the Glas. - , , "' I
,
I I accepted the offer At once. In spito'of
moral ch.&rac6A,"of',a'sdJmon, alid' I cheer-.,
, ,
M gie, would, have betrayed me': if I bad
M1.
. �
a perfecbly true, statement), ; butthe letter
�
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and body- -blown, shaking, and done. -
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gow Commercial, Travellers it,waB stated- �'. 1, 1� I
I tbiB long list Of negative, qualifications, 1
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I -- ---- never hesitated for a m6meht. A could not
. -
,fully, 4' jud,. Stouey,11� he want
- -
d6n't.diaturb,
on, 1, prom-ise . , 11 L. I stag. I wouli,have
them home. � As I lay awake that
13 � ight; I felt a great, change. had come ov at. ,on
bad no effect in clianging his re
. 1. a 6 solat�oh, arid
the lobli,h tid his sister and houl4e;hold
Nabbing got up: the dogs refused io
- I -men
budge an inch. I en6ouraged,'th6ro , and
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that there are between 40,000.6,nd,50,000 , .
11 on the road " in. Great Britain.' .
I
bear to 1wee ifie reproaches of my friends at
. ,
I
that stag disturbed. .� that old scoundrel
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my moral character, .Only'a few,hour6. ':arrived.
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patted them, and pushed them, and f then ,
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Uen,of routine or'men who can do
t1irowingawayac&,neo. Itrugtedtopr�&a.
'.
who.li�eBat" (making afbarfutmessof
bad Passed- since I hadbeen brimming over
I ,
.
I It was with. very different feelings that -
- -
their,master kiolled tborn, but they would
what � ,
they are told are'not hard to findi bit men I I ..
t
I . tice to,booka,.to luck,:to everything but my�
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,the Gatlid name) 41' hunts that,:stAg, I'll
-turn "out
with, .,virtuous selt-c6toplacency. A.,-fa�w
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1, once more acted, as stroke in the �amlly �
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not inove.. I , 116 has been here a' �
nd made
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. � I � %�,�..�,
wh6,j3au think and Plan and teiltheroutinia-L..
.
I Belf I romemVere& that a hundred. years
13 ,
I hence anything Imight, wouta'ha.�e beeD I
ot'his farm."
him - l; But he has a
lease," I ventura.d , to interpose' - - - &�d
hours bad changed �all. I was 9, poacher ;
I hmd-bcti%�64- tbe.iruat of ranater. I
D11.
b -oat, and started for the statiom on the,
I �
y I firmly made up my mind to confess',
the stuff too strong,ti I.- thought, and I .in
almost fancied I I Id 'Pai&in
' isli it myself.
.coy ""
. , 111�.,
a nwhat'twdo Are very rare. They are. 1. I 1,1�
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I , ,do
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gotteti Iwaa sorry for
. for I 'Mr. Weatherby, I
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there's thirteen yeara-,pf itto run, 6d you I
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, k1 _Jor�buiying t birds in, a I
was 6 no ap4
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0oryiblibig. Illnewthattli6ei o'
I!, '. I . ous ail round � /
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Weatherby , begun -
M.r.� sweaX ar�d -
,am
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proportion to the supply a .
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