[Devon Boys by George Manville Fenn]@TWC D-Link bookDevon Boys CHAPTER TWENTY SIX 10/13
I would, though, if he was going to hurt my father," he cried with his eyes flashing.
"I'd cut his arm right off.
Wouldn't you ?" "Dunno," I said, and I began wondering whether there would ever be any occasion to use these weapons, and I could not help a shrinking sensation of dread coming over me, for I seemed to see the horror as well as the glory of shooting down human beings, and more than ever it occurred to me that if trouble did come, my old school-fellow might be on one side and I on the other. "I say," said Bigley suddenly; "we've only undone one box, oughtn't we to undo the other ?" "What, that ?" I said, looking at a shorter smaller box on end in the corner behind the door. "Yes." "Father didn't say I was to." "But that looks as if it came from the same place." "Why, Big," I cried eagerly, "that must have the uniforms in it." "Hurray! Yes," he cried.
"Wonder whether they're scarlet ?" "No," I said.
"They're sure to be blue, like the sailors'." "Oh! I don't know about that," he cried.
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