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nl hoard no more of the voicesUncle EU had brought nn urnsfun of wood and HOIIIP waterin the teapot while 1 was

skiping As soon us the ruin hadpassed he stood listening awhile andshortly opened his knife and made alittle clearing In the coru by cutting afew hills

Weve got to do It he said er wecant take any comfort an the iiinntot me I could have nil the corn I

wantedDid you see him Uncle EM I re-

member askingYes ho answered whittling In the

dark I saw him when I went out forthe water an It was he tol me theywere after us

Ho took a look at the sky afterawhile and remarking that ho guessedthey couldnt see hU smoke now began to kindle the fire As It burned uphe stuck two crotches and liuuj histeapot on a stick that lay In them soIt took the heat of the game na I had

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to In tho corn was shortly as cheerfulas any room In a palace and our firesent Us light Into the long aisles thatopened opposite and nobody could seethe warm glow of It but ourselves

Well her our supper said UncleEb as he opened a paper and spreadout the eggs and bread and butter andcrackers Roll Jest hev our supperan by an by when every ones abedwell make tracks In the dirt I can tell

yeOur supper over Uncle Eb let melook at his tobacco box a shiny thingot German sliver that always seemedto snap out a quick farewell to me before It dived into his pocket lie wasvery cheerful and communicative andJoked a good deal as we lay there watt ¬

ing In the firelight I got some fur¬

ther acquaintance with the swift learn-ing among other things that it had noappetite for the pure in heart

Why uotr I InquiredWell said Uncle Eb its like this

the meaner tho boy the sweeter tho

meatHosang an old song as he sat by the

tire with a whistled Interlude betweenlines and the swing of It evencarries me back to that far day In thHolds I lay with my head in his lapwhile ho was singing

I went asleep after awhile In eplt

of all right in the middle of n storyThe droning voice of Uuclo Kh and thefeel of his hand upon my forehead called me back blinking once or twice hutnot for long The tire was gone downto a few embers when Uncle Kb wokeme and the grotto was lit only by

d sprinkle of moonlight from aboveMos 12 oclock ho whispered

Hotter be oftThe basket was on his back and h

was all ready I followed him throughthe long aisle of corn clinging to thetoll of his coat The gqldcn lantern ofthe moon bung near the zenith millwhen we came out in the open we muttsee Into the far fields I climbed Intomy basket at the wall and as Uncle Ebcarried me over the brooK stopping ofa tint rod midway to take a drink Icould see the sky In the water and I

seemed as It a misstep would havetumbled me into the moon

Hear the crickets holler said UncleEb as he followed the bank up lotthe open pasture

What makes cm holler I askedOh theyre jes hum their saws an

thlnkln Mcbbe tcllln o whats hair-penelem Keen a hard day for themlittle folks Terrible Hood Iii theircountry Every one on em lied t gitup a steeplo quick s lie could or bedrownded They hey their troubles anthey talk bout cm too

What do they file their saws for

InquiredI know said he where theytimbers thick an they hev

haw work clearln t mock a homeI was getting too sleepy for further

talk He made his way from field tofleW stopping sometimes to look oT atthe distant mountains mid thou at thesky or to whack the dry stalks of multen with his cane I remember he letdown some bars after a long walk andstepped Into a smooth roadway Hestood resting a little while his basket onthe top bar and then tho moon that Ihall been watching went down behindthe broad rim of his hat mud I fell intoutter forgetfuluess Sly eyes openedon a lovely scene at daylight UncleEb had laid me on a mossy knoll in abit of timber and through an openingright In front of us I could see a broadlevel of shining water and the greatgreen mountain on the farther ShUNseemed to be up to its belly Jn the sea

Hello there said Uncle Eb Herowe are at Lake Chauiplaln

I could hear tho lire crackling andsmell the odor of steeping too

Vo Hopped round Ilko a Ash In thctbasket said Uncle Kb Guess yemust a been dreamln o bears Jump ¬

ed so ye scalrt me Didnt know butI had a wllcat on my shoulders

Uncle Eb had taken a flab line out ofhis pocket and was tying It to n rudepolo that he had cut and trimmed withhis jackknife

Ive found some crawflsh lucre hosaid an Im goln t try fer a bite onthe pJnt o rocks there

Gain t sit some fish Uncle Eb Iinquired

Wouldnt sayt I was er wouldntsayt I wasnt he answered Jos goIn t try-

Uncle Eb was always careful not tocommit himself on a doubtful pointlIe had fix his hookIIIrockygave a Jerk that brought a groan outof him and then let his hook go down

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Iwe Jump A big fish came thrashinginto the air in a minute He tried toanedthe halt got a fresh hold of the waterand took the end of tho pole underUncle Eb gave It a lift then thatbrought it ashore troll a good bit of

1atcr with it I remember how thefish slapped me with Its wet tall andbea ¬

tween my boots It was a big bassand in n strife while we hind three ofthem Uncle Eb dressed them and laid

1them over tic lire on a gridiron o

green birch salting them as they cooked I remember they went with a flu arelish and the last of our eggs andbread and butter went with them

Our breakfast over Uncle Eb mademe promise to stay with Fred and thebasket while he went away to Und aroan who could row us across In aboutan hour I heard a boat coming and tileot r

rocks where we saw Uncle Eb and another mint heading for us half over thocove The low bumped the rocks be¬strapo ¬

ger dropped his oars and stood storingat me and the dog

Say mister said he presentlycant go no further Theres n reward

offered fur you an that buyUncle Eb called him aside and was

talking to him a long timeI never knew what was said but the

caino at last and took us into theand the stranger was very friendly

When we had come near the landinon the York state wide I rememberlie gave us our bearings

Keep t1 the woods he sold 1111

youre out o harms way Dont gonear the stage road for awhile 1ellfind a store a little way up the moun-

tain lit yer provisions there an abouteighty rod further yell strike the trailItll take ye over the mountain northvn t Paradise road Then take theWhite church on ycr right shoulder an1 straight west-

I would not Intro remembered It so

well but for the fact that Uncle Ebwrote it all down lu bls account bookfluid that humus helped me over many aslippery place In my memory of thoseevent At the store we got sonic crackore and cheese ten nod coffee driedbeef and herring a bit of honey and nloaf of broad that was sliced anti liutterod before It wax dune up We wereoff in the woods by 0 oclock accordingto Uncle Ebs diary raid I remembertime trill led us Into thick brush whereI had to get out and walk it long wayIt was smooth underfoot however andat noon we canto to a slush In the tutuher full of brier that were all plowwith big lilnekberrlw We filled ourhats with them mud Uncle Eb until aspring beside which we built a lire andhad n memorable meal that made moglad of my hunger

Then wo spread the oilcloth and laydown for another sleep We ioiild see-the glow of thjMWtMng Bintthrough thetree lops when wo woke and begunour lucking

Well her t hurry said Uueje Eber well never gut out o the woods

tnlKbt 8 bout six mile er more tParadine road CM I muck It Cone yerRlowern n toad In n tar barrel

We hurried ofT on the trail anti I remember Kred looked very crestfallenwith two big packagx tied to his eolI10Iwas a little out of patience that even ¬

bug and I thought he bore down toodogIhim¬

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IIt was gloaming fast In the thickand Uncle Eb almost row with

Irite while the way was plait The lustringing note of the wool thrush had

I diet away and In a little while It wasIso dark I could distinguish nothing but

tho looming mass of tree trunksHe stopped suddenly and strained his

cyoti In the dark Thou lie whistled aslmrpslldlng note nod till sound of Itgave me some hint of his trouble

11Olt down Willie wild he an tokmy Im frald were lost hero 11

the Mg woods-f We groped about for n minute trying

to find the trailXo use he said presently well

hev t stop right here Oughtur knownbettern t come through a near sudown Guess it wax inoren anybodycould do

He built a tire and began to lay nutn supper for us then while Fred sotdown by me to bo relieved of his bundies Our supper wax rather dry forwe had no water but it wits only twohours sluice we loft the spring so wewore not suffering yet Unele Eb tookout of the tore n burning brand of pineand Went away into tho gloomy woodsholding it above ills head while Frednod I sat by the fire

41 S lucky we tllilnt go no furtherhe said as ho came in titter n few min ¬

rates Theres n big precplec overyonder Dunno how deep tis Guess

a found out party soonylie cut some boughs of hemlock growlug near us and spread them In a littlewithgsatby the tire Uncle Eb had a seriouslook and was not Inclined to talk orstory telling Before turning In heasked me to kneel and say my prayeras I had dune every evening at the feetof my mother I remember clearlykneeling before my old companion nailhearlug the echo of my small voicethere in the dark and lonely woods-

I remember too and even more clear ¬

ly how he bent his head mil coveredhula eyes in that brief moicit I Und agrew dread of darkness nod iniglnedninth evil of the forest but somehowI hind no fear If he were near me Whenwo hail fixed the fire and lain down forthe night on the fragrant hemlock and

It teas a bill bustcovered ourselves with tho shawlUncle Eb lay on one side of me and oldFret on the other so I felt secure In ¬

deed Time night lied many voids thereIn time deep wood Away In tho illstanco I could hear a strange wild cryand I asked what it was and UncleEb whispered back S a loon DOI1Ithe side of the mountain a shrill Larkrang iu the timber and that wasa foraccording to my patient oracle Anonwe heard the crash and thunder of afniiLI tree njwl flnjuriuux that follow

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he lay gaping It Ins t hrcak a can-

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notice how time woods tremble I f

130 was up Whore thorn wo could sochole tbet tree hIll mode Jen Ilk

open grave till the other hey filletIt with their tops

My cars had soup loot with drawsnoes when n quick stir In flue body 01

Uncle Kb brought me hack to mysenses Hr wax tip on Ids elbow lietoning and tjie firelight had sunk to n

Clluiiner Fret lay shivering and growl-ing beside luc I could hear no otherKound

lie soil sold Iuele Kb as he nasalthe losrt sass llicn he roso foul 1re

gnu to stir the fire mid lay on morewood As tho Jlanw leaped and threwUs light Into the tree tops a shrill crylike the scream of a frightened womanonly louder and more terrible toliearbrought me to my feet crying I knewthe source of It was near us and mu toUncle Kb In a fearful panleI-

IUHh boy said he as It tiled awaynail went echoing In the fur forosl

111 take core o you Dont be satinlIes more frald nv us than we are ohim UCH miikln oil now

We hoard then n great crackling ol

dual brush on thu mountain above uaIt grew fainter nil we listened In II

little while the woods were spentIts the ill unarm o the wooIn salt

Undo Kb Ka out takln a walkWill 1ehuurt folks I InquiredTow lie answered Jen1 an harm

less us a kitten

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Water Is ns Iniportnnt as food andshould be supplied dean and fresh

When fowls arc permitted to roost infoul dump houses It causes drooplshness

When the hens are laying abundantly Illno should ho kept before them atnil times

It Is a good plan to feed wheat as time

grain tool at this time as corn Is toofattening

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