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know, for They have told me--They--the Wise Ones And so I coht, and I watch--I watch But this
is no place for you,--'t is the grave of youth, don't go--don't go!"
"I must," repeated Barnabas, "for another's sake"
"Thenshadow fall upon you, too,--ah, yes, I know
Oh, Barnaby,--Barnaby Bright!"
Here, roused by the Captain's voice, rather hoarser than usual,
Barnabas turned and saw that the door of the house was open, and
that Captain Slingsby stood waiting for hi person who sish man, with
colorless hair, and eyes so very pale as to be almost imperceptible
in the pallor of his face Now, even as the door closed, Barnabas
could hear Billy Button singing softly to the horses