The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-04-26

wise pap" to sell the runaway. III h.
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1t must not be forgotten that though Cos
sett and MS companions We're the only
ones that witnessed the terrifying spectacle
presented by the Black Stallion as no ran
screaming about the pasture. they were
not the only ones that heard the uDrOar
that accompanied it The negroes heard IL
and every bent 10 listen. Randall
had his hand raised over his head and neld
Ii there he paused 70 eaten the ar1fs
and meaning OF the fuss. Big sal was
reaching in = corner for her trying pan
She paused half bent her arm reaching
out while she listened IuTin was sing
ing. but the song was suddenly cut short.
ar AbercromDie heard it. but his
thoughts were far afield. and 80 hs paid
little attention TO II. The geese, the guinea
hens and tho peafowl heard it and Joined
heartily in with a loud and iusiy chorus.
Nanny Lucy heard IL and came noiseless-
ly to the library door and looked ia IN
Quiringly.
CURED AR AbercrOmbie.
OATS what l wanter know, marster- II
eoun' ter me like dat ar horse done GOT
Then tho White-Haired Master. suddenly
remembering that lie had consented Ior
Little CrOtchetts friend" to remove IhS
Black Stallion to his new quarters Tegret-
ted that he had been 50 needless IL "aS
all his own fault he thought, as ne ro5e
hastily and went out into the moonllgnt
bareheaded. He called Randall and Iurl1-
and both came running.
what the trouble Is"
''Yasser yasser.'' they cried, ana both
! went rapidly toward the neld. Iley ~
until they got out Of sight or their master,
| and then they paused 70 listen Ihey started
| again. but not SO swiftly as before -.
Il know mighty Wen dat mars'er ooH
| want US ter run up Oar where VIC might
/ get hurled said Turin.
Dat he DON'T exclaimed Randall.
Consoled by this view Of the case, when
| was indeed the correct one. they moved
| slower and slower Is they came close 70
L = Aara Er UN
/ listened. and while they listened the upToar
/ came 10 a sudden end-tO such q sudden end
/ that II was ike putting out q ct--llie. %
/ a few brief seconds not = SOUND leli On
| the ears OF the two negroes Then they
/ heard a faint noise OF some one running
/ through the bushes in the direction OF mo
stIlhOuse.
"Eg l could get the notion IN my head
I dat marster don't keer whedder we CTS
hurried er no." suggested Turin. ''I'd mount
i dis fence an 60 III dar an see VINO been
kilt an who done GOT away
/ 4 speck we better not 60" remarked
/ Randall. "kase Fl we wuz ter rush in oar
an git mangled, marster sholy feel mlShly
bad an fer one, 1 don't want ter De 10
4 'CasiOn ct maxim i'm feel bad
BY this time AIr. Aoercrombie had BE-
/ come impatient and concluded 10 ma olt
( the cause Of the uproar lor -3-I-sell- 3.st--
i DAN and Turin heard him coming. and they
could see that he vas accompanied 9y etiHo
+ Of the negroes. The Two cautiously climb
+ "a the fence and went over into lae ur-u.
moving slowly and holding theTnse-Vez IN
I readiness for instant flight 4 cJ*3ls
flying blndly struck Turin on the head.
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