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"From now on we rest every afternoon at this time. Fifteen minutes. Do you want to sleep?" "No. " The boy looked at him with shame. The gunslinger looked back blandly. In an abstracted way he withdrew one of the bullets from his belt and. order diflucan All my strength. A squeal of pain and terror the sudden slam of the trap closing out all light the impact of a heavy body upon the rotting hay that littered the floor and a feeble whining voice. "Tom--O Tom--there's summat in 'ere wi' us--hurted bad I be--there's summat in 'ere as 'ave cut my 'ead open Tom. O Tom come down an' 'elp a pal--" "What are ye yelpin' over now--and be cursed!" panted the man Tom from the ladder. "Th' gal's got money I tell ye an' 'er's a 'andsome tit into the bargain so it's up wi' this 'ere trap--" "O Tom summat 'it me--come on down! There's summat or some one 'ere wi' us--come down an' see--" "'Ow can us see wi'out a light?" "Well I! got my tinder box. " I heard the man Tom stumble down the ladder heard the sound of flint and steel saw their two evil heads outlined against the glow of the tinder as they blew and leaping upon them I smote with my heavy riding-whip again and yet again. And now in the black horror of this ruined barn was pandemonium a wild uproar of shouts and cries the sound of vicious blows the shock of groaning bodies. If they were two they fought a mad creature who careless of defence unconscious of his own hurts sought only to maim and rend; whether reeling in desperate grapple or rolling half-smothered beneath my assailants I fought as a wild beast might utterly regardless of myself with fingers that wrenched and tore fists that smote untiring feet that kicked and trampled head that drove and butted--I was indeed a living weapon as senseless to pain and as merciless--intent only on destruction. All suddenly was silence a blessed quiet save for the hoarse pant of my own breathing.! Stumbling to the doorway I leaned there vaguely glad the horrid business was over since I found myself faint and sick. Afar off I heard lugubrious voices that called one to another a snapping of twigs growing ever fainter and a rustle of leaves that marked their flight. Down my cheeks and into my eyes a sticky. dr6drt534884dkdfkgjgeel5j5j