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In the group about the door, he passed a youth with tohite hair and
very pink cheeks The boy was the earliest to succu, a te crazily, and his albino eyes were now red and inflamed
Lescott remembered him
"Thet's ther daal,"
proclaimed the youth, in a thick voice
The painter paused, and looked back The boy was reaching under his
coat with hands that had becoit at him," he shouted, with a hoop and a dash toward
the painter
Lescott said nothing, but Sally had heard, and stepped swiftly between
"You've got ter git past me fust, Buddy," she said, quietly "I reckon
ye'd better run on hoit yore mammy ter put ye ter bed"