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    apartoneofusghtkeagreatsplashintheer,he

    duyisfloating;andthenrunbackbeforethesentrygetsup,and

    getintotheerquietly,higherup.theirfireasa

    guidetous.”

    ”aytakeusanhour,oreven

    tustgoalonglikeghosts,so

    asnottoalarhesentries;aover,

    andallsortsofdifficulties.”

    ”allright,percy.idoheuseofing.

    getanyer,bystoppinghere.itslikehavingatoothout.

    otodoit,andthesoosdohebetter.

    ”nowforourbundles.”

    theydoairsintoacellarhelightuldnotbe

    seenfroutsidestruckalight,andlitadle.thefirst

    thingtakenoutofthebundlea,ratherlarger

    thanaightlyfilledhrks;hard,a

    hundredyardsih,attached.pletesuits,

    deofe

    terial.

    sixiours.

    ”itthinkthatthatwillbeanygood,ralph.”

    ”iterhrough;

    butainin,aofthebody

    it,agooddeal.iassureyou,iter

    thanhavingtheicyerfloyou.”

    bothboysno

    flanneljerseyovertheirflannelshirts,andthenhe

    bandagesofindiarubberroundeachothersbodies.theybegan

    uhear;draheight,astheyround,

    sothatitsnaturalelastiausedeachtutopresstightly

    upouabove,overlapped.thisbandagewas

    ntinueddootheloofthebody.theonthe

    lifebelts.overtheheyputtheirsuitsofecali,e

    shoesnggloves.

    theythenputthe”duy”inapilloheyhadbought

    foritatversailles.beforeputtingontheircaps,theyfastened

    thequillshthedispatchesintheirhair.i,uh

    theirjahcarriedaheavyrevolver.

    ”thisindiarubberstuffregularlysqueezes,ralph.”

    ”allthebetter,percy.youhebeofit,whenyou

    areinthee.”

    theboysnodoogether,andaskedforprotethrough

    theperilier

    theyrose,graspedeachothershand;andthenblothe

    lightgropedtheirairs,openedao

    thegarden,andsteppedout.

    therongly.snoher

    andthither,likesprayfro

    frohesnopossibletosee

    tenpaces,here.asitenselydark.

    ”itsluckythatitsdoy,orweshouldneverfindour

    ustbethere,

    atlast.”

    beforestarting,theboyseachother;and

    essuitedadrablyas,

    bethedrivingsnoheesheetupontheground,they

    uldnotkeeaorethaortenyards,even

    heyknelyheystood.theynoodesd

    thehill,verycarefully,stepbystep.thesnow

    ...

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