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Cutlass and Cudgel

CHAPTER THREE
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Go home and tell mother to put a clean napkin in a basket, and take two rolls of butter, a bit of honey, and a couple of chickens up to the Hoze." "Yes, father." "And see if there's any eggs to take too." "Yes, father.

But--" "Well ?" "Think the lugger will come to-night ?" "No, I don't think anything, and don't you.

Will you keep that rattle tongue of yours quiet?
Never know me go chattering about luggers, do you ?" "No, father." "Then set your teeth hard, or you'll never be a man worth your salt.
Want to grow into a Jemmy Dadd ?" "No, father." "Then be off." The boy went off at a run, and the fisher-farmer led his horse along the two rutted tracks till he came down into the valley, and then went on and on, towards where a couple of men were at work in a field, doing nothing with all their might..


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