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CHAPTER XIV AMONG THE OYSTER-BEDS Time and the world slipped away, and both boys were aroused by the harsh voice of French Pete from the sleep into which they had fallen. Then they heard a noise of falling water, as from a faucet into a bucket. This was followed by steps boldly approaching. Why shouldI fight for them?" Joe demanded indignantly.Come on," he said to Fred and Charley, at the same time starting to brush past the gang-leader. So he held on and managed to endure his opponent's swift and continuous rushes till that young and less experienced person at last wore himself out with his own exertions, and from the ground confessed that, for the first time in its history, the "Simpson fambly was beat." CHAPTER IV THE BITER BITTEN But life in the Pit at best was a precarious affair, as the three Hill-dwellers were quickly to learn. But every attempt to make Joe talk was a failure. |
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