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Rudder Grange

CHAPTER XIII
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'No, I wont, says I.'I never see a girl like you since I was born,' he screams at me.

'I guess it would 'a' been better fur you if you had,' says I; an' then he was so mad he couldn't stand it any longer, and he comes down as low as he could, and when he saw just how long the rope was,--which was pretty short,--he made a jump, and landed clear of the dog.

Then he went on dreadful because he couldn't get at his ladder to take it away; and I wouldn't untie the dog, because if I had he'd 'a' torn the tendons out of that fellow's legs in no time.

I never see a dog in such a boiling passion, and yet never making no sound at all but blood-curdlin' grunts.
An' I don't see how the rodder would 'a' got his ladder at all if the dog hadn't made an awful jump at him, and jerked the ladder down.

It just missed your geranium-bed, and the rodder, he ran to the other end of it, and began pullin' it away, dog an' all.


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