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eep, Jack.?” ^
Are you asleep, Jack?
•No. These ^’iie open spaces
smother me. I wish we were back
n the mountains where breathine
IS involuntary.” ®
Both boys listened as a host of
shr ll-voiced frogs argued boister
ously with the effeminate consist
Cnev of the rint^Ktiev l„i._
"Thafs the best idea
yet. Grit said as they ibatment
fro^ood on
The brush might b^lemen
rurther on that we coul^g
much time anyhow,” reni\
and dont slam that screen door!” , '-^^'.ce, th
Are we going around the road anyhow,” reni\
- - v.iicminate consisr- lake.?” looking back at his heels, ^
ency of the rippling lake. The hot What’s the matter.? Are you All three • t into
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breathe. ’ ^ ,0 ^t^ode into the curtains of act sc^
^P^nish moss. seconds later they were b'W sell
"What time :« ,V?” ... . white sand almost to the'^ ^
. d in
"What time is it.?”
;;About one o’clock, I guess,
awake™*' ^ he’s
Spanish moss.
tha'i'wai.i SO
"Why not.?”
,nii„“l “tton-mouths
Don t you think we it.
^^^ohed the road by no%ves
' r^K r h "E of cotton-mouths
A shower of sand drifted down the moss yesterday One • ^ ^^'ecru
as the sag m the bunk above shift- ^ dropped into the boat^Eom r r
d *^o one side, and a sweaty brow ^ cypress near camp.” ^ ^ ^or sure how “d my
^osse the broad shaft of white • you’re just a big chicken- ■ , • ^tir
moonlight streaming through the a probably just a harmless—’’ wish we could find a bte c
screened walls. ^ feet away Lt/rupt-
"I’m awake ” j ^ second thought if we \ ^ ^ enouferled
SDon’dently. ’ de- auck to the road we might’ get a Iwav^”"'^ *’*“'^‘* '
Is Mr. Bruce?” "t _ • 1 sic
you guys wo^ my ^
Hes the one that sounds like a
circular rysaw with the hiccups.” 7/ ^ . j,
siip^tV;*“p« - V4c 2iel^aied
that can sleep in With blind eyes
th.s weather w.th pajamas and ?wo We seek
tornad?" ““ a O"!! “Phations,
. ;SE"7"T”
. ^ that last night. It’s chaos and ]
* tath.’’ Thus, our visits
at Crvstal Ar* dissipated
at Crvstal r! '“'tu Are dissipate,
coasted’! * ® ™her the void
IHJ. et’s go,” B^wn™
'Old Hoppy’r''
"xi tJetore the temnesf
least sf^^’ '^ould at ^^^nshed to earth
ka« «.r up a breeze.” We struggle to rise.
"I wish
g^^ping-” s tl
Guess you’re right. W‘ite
use our heads or we ll get ^ cr
Ha! That’s a real laugbove
^ost!" had
Nobody laughed. ^
Ninety dog-flies and
sandburrs later three tiff^
naked figures dropped to'
"Tm tired.”
'Tm starved.” ^
"Tm hotter than ever—a’st(
as uncomfortable.” fg
We must be going in ‘ie
Will you please stop t^j
I dofi t know where ^ r
ad
Do you.?
"Sure.”
"Then where is the
ig,
"Tm with you!”
"Me, too.”
step in anv
odys face as you come down .
HILLTOP—page ten
p" valleys
Trnt'n°^^ victors,
Our i ^^ath claims
Dur broken souls,
Bill Parker
j -laignr ai'-e
Then what are those lig^a
there.?”
Thats— that’s— Crystal ,
Xhey all jumped to theif
I told you I knew wha‘
doing.”
They all broke into a Nl
burst into camp as the*
sounded reveille.
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