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Betty Zane

CHAPTER IV
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Lew heard this turkey calling and he made little Harry Bennet, who had started out with his gun, stay at home and went after Mr.Gobbler himself." "Is that all?
Well, that is nothing to get alarmed about, is it?
I actually had a feeling of fear, or a presentiment, we might say." They beached the canoe and spread out the lunch in the shade near the spring.

Alfred threw himself at length upon the grass and Betty sat leaning against the tree.

She took a biscuit in one hand, a pickle in the other, and began to chat volubly to Alfred of her school life, and of Philadelphia, and the friends she had made there.

At length, remarking his abstraction, she said: "You are not listening to me." "I beg your pardon.

My thoughts did wander.


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