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The Daughter of Anderson Crow

CHAPTER XVI
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"An' your great-grand-dad was in the Revolution, too.

Geminy crickets, ef you was my boy I'd give you somethin' to be askeered of! Now, Bud, nothin' kin happen to you.

Ain't I here ?" "But suppose they won't come when I tell 'em ?" "Yes, 'n' supposin' 'tain't tramps, but ghosts ?" volunteered Mr.Porter, edging away with his bicycle.

It was now quite dark and menacing in there where the cabin stood.

As the outcome of half an hour's discussion, the whole party advanced slowly upon the house, Anderson Crow in the lead, his dark lantern in one hand, his cane in the other.
Half way to the house he stopped short and turned to Bud.
"Gosh dern you, Bud! I don't believe you heerd any noise in there at all! There ain't no use goin' any further with this, gentlemen.


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