Chapter 32
The men reached the edge of the woods and halted. "I'd like to hang him!" growled d**k Hayden with a malignant look. "It wouldn't do, d**k," said Stubbs. "We'd get into trouble." "If we were found out." "Murder will 'most always come out," said Stubbs, uneasily. He was a shade less brutal and far less daring than his companion. It can be imagined with what feelings Kit heard this colloquy. He had no confidence in the humanity of his captors, and considered them, d**k Hayden in particular, as capable of anything. He did not dare to remonstrate lest in a spirit of perversity the two men might proceed to extremities. Kit was not long in doubt as to the intentions of his captors. "Take off your coat, boy!" said Hayden, harshly. Kit looked into the face of his persecutor, and decided th
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