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Brownsmith’s Boy

CHAPTER TWENTY NINE
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This is the piece I hung my jacket on, but it has sunk down.

No, no," I cried; "I forgot; it is the bottom of the hole that has filled up.

The sand has come up all this way.

Keep back." I had turned on my hands and knees and was tearing out the sand just below the projecting piece of sand-rock.
"What yer doing ?" cried Shock.

"You'll make more come down and cover us up." "My jacket is buried down here," I cried, and I worked away feeling certain that I should find it, and at last, in spite of the sand coming down almost as fast as I tore it out, I scratched and scraped away till, to my great delight, I got hold of a part of the jacket and dragged it out.
"Hurrah!" I cried.


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