CHAPTER XI. THE BEST LAID PLANS-2

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“ Be quiet! What on earth did Mr. French give you the confounded thing for?” “ I dunno. I s’pect he jus’ wanted to.” “ He seems to have taken quite a fancy to William,” said Mrs. Brown. Ethel blushed faintly. “ He seems to have taken a spite against me,” said Mr. Brown bitterly. “How many of the wretched pests have you got?” “ They’re rats,” corrected William, “White ’uns. I’ve only got two.” “ Good Heavens! He’s got two . Where’s the other?” “ In the shed.” “ Well, keep it there, do you hear? And this savage brute as well. Good Lord! My toe’s nearly eaten off. They ought to wear muzzles; they’ve got rabies. Where’s Jumble? He in the shed, too?” hopefully. “ No. He dun’t like ’em. But I’m tryin’ to teach him to like ’em. I let ’e

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