[The Littlest Rebel by Edward Peple]@TWC D-Link bookThe Littlest Rebel CHAPTER I 26/37
"Down on de low grouns--dis mornin'.
Dat's right," he said, as he saw dawning unbelief in his mistress' face.
"Now you have to skuse me, Miss Hallie. I got my wuck to do." "One moment, William," interposed Mrs.Cary, completely unconvinced. "You are sure he was on the low grounds ?" "Cose I is!" asseverated Uncle Billy, meanwhile backing farther away. "What was he doing there ?" Uncle Billy stammered. "He--he--he, he was trespassin', dat's what he was doin'-- des natcherly trespassin'." At this marvel of testimony, Mrs.Cary's lips relaxed in a smile and she warned him with an upraised finger. "Be careful, Uncle Billy! Be careful." "Yas, _mar'm_" chuckled the old man.
"I _had_ to be.
I never would a-got him! Oh, I's tellin' de trufe, Miss Hallie.
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