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Brownsmith’s Boy

CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN
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She's all right now.

We don't want no more berryin's, Mars Grant, do we?
Now, then, only the best white, mind.

Load away." He set the example, just where the beautiful white sand seemed to have trickled, down from the cliff till it formed a softly rounded slope, and attacking this vigorously we were not long before Ike cried: "Woa!" "But it isn't half full," I cried.
"No, my lad.

If it was," said Ike, "our horse couldn't pull it.

That stuff's twice as heavy as stones.


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