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Ranald Bannerman’s Boyhood

CHAPTER XVII
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Although I could not positively say I saw it, I had a conviction it was Turkey, and my heart began to turn again towards him.

Emboldened by the fancied proximity, I attempted my lesson once more, but that moment Peter was down upon me like a spider.

At last, however, growing suddenly weary of the sport, he desisted, and said: "Ran, you can stay if you like.

I've learned my catechism, and I don't see why I should wait _his_ time." As he spoke he drew a picklock from his pocket--his father was an ironmonger--deliberately opened the schoolroom door, slipped out, and locked it behind him.

Then he came to one of the windows, and began making faces at me.


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