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Sir Gibbie

CHAPTER XXXIII
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Mr.Duff led by the halter his favourite Snowball, who was a good deal excited, plunging and rearing so that it was all he could do to hold him.

He had ordered the men to take the others first, thinking he would follow more quietly.

But the moment Snowball heard the first thundering of hoofs on the stair, he went out of his senses with terror, broke from his master, and went plunging back to the stable.

Duff darted after him, but was only in time to see him rush from the further end into the swift current, where he was at once out of his depth, and was instantly caught and hurried, rolling over and over, from his master's sight.

He ran back into the house, and up to the highest window.


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