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"The outside edge, by George!" said Charlie Sands. "The old sport!" |
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Without cutting down her speed, bumped home the winner |
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The real meaning of what was occurring did not penetrate to any of us |
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It ended with Tish stalking off into the woods with the rabbit in one hand and the knife in the other |
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As fast as she wet a bit of lawn, we followed with the pails |
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"Get the canoe and follow. I'm heading for Island Eleven" |
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"It's well enough for you, Tish Carberry, to talk about gripping a horse with your knees" |
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"The older I get, Aggie Pilkington, the more I realize that to take you anywhere means ruin" |
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"It would be just like the woman to refuse to come any farther and spoil everything" |
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