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The Wouldbegoods

CHAPTER 11
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None of the dogs said a single syllable while we were doing this, so we knew they believed him to be poor but honest, and we always find it safe to take their word for things like that.
As we went home a brooding silence fell upon us; we found out afterwards that those words of the poor tramp's about free drinks had sunk deep in all our hearts, and rankled there.
After dinner we went out and sat with our feet in the stream.

People tell you it makes your grub disagree with you to do this just after meals, but it never hurts us.

There is a fallen willow across the stream that just seats the eight of us, only the ones at the end can't get their feet into the water properly because of the bushes, so we keep changing places.

We had got some liquorice root to chew.

This helps thought.


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