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Ranald Bannerman’s Boyhood

CHAPTER XII
10/17

He ran and fetched it, and, thus equipped, we set out for nowhere in the middle of the night.

My fancy was full of fragmentary notions of adventure, in which shadows from The Pilgrim's Progress predominated.

I shouldered my club, trying to persuade my imagination that the unchristian weapon had been won from some pagan giant, and therefore was not unfittingly carried.

But Turkey was far better armed with his lash of wire than I was with the club.

His little whip was like that fearful weapon called the morning star in the hand of some stalwart knight.
We took our way towards the nearest hills, thinking little of where we went so that we were in motion.


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