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The Bush Boys

CHAPTER THIRTY FOUR
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He was standing at three or four paces distance from the base of the hill.

He was standing sideways with his head turned to it, and regarding it with a wild look.

His attitude was entirely changed, and so, I thought, was the expression of his eye.

He looked as if he had just run off to his new position, and was ready to make a second start.

He looked as if something had also terrified _him_! "Something evidently had; for, in another moment, he uttered a sharp rout, galloped several paces farther out, wheeled again, halted, and stood gazing as before! "What could it mean?
Was it the breaking through of the roof and my sudden descent that had frightened him?
"At first I thought so, but I observed that he did not look upward to the top.


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