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The old man's eyes opened and turned heavily toward her. "All right, Juny. They shot me from the laurel and they might nigh got Bub. I reckon they've got me this time." "No no!" He saw her eyes fixed on the matted blood on his chest. "Hit's stopped. I'm afeared hit's bleedin' inside." His voice had dropped to a whisper and his eyes closed again.
It was terrible that helpless look in the face of a man, so big in body, so strong of mind, so iron-like in will; and whenever he did speak she knew what he was going to say: "It's all over, Juny. They've beat us on every turn. They've got us one by one. Thar ain't but a few of us left now and when I git up, if I ever do, I'm goin' to gether 'em all together, pull up stakes and take 'em all West.
And I'm going to have horses and automobiles and a private car and balloons, if they are working all right by that time. I hope they will be, for I want something in which I can soar up and sit and look down on other people. All my life people have looked down on me, passing me by like I was a Juny bug or a caterpillar, and I don't wonder. I'm merely Mary Cary with fifty-eight more just like me.
I hope you're satisfied that hit hain't him 'stid o' yo' daddy thar." "Are you going to the Gap for a doctor?" "I reckon I can't leave Bub here alone agin all the Falins not even to git a doctor or to carry a love-message fer you." "Then I'll go myself." A thick protest came from the bed, and then an appeal that might have come from a child. "Don't leave me, Juny."
"All right," said the old man. "And I'm coming over soon to fix up that coal matter, and I'll let you know how she's getting on." "All right." "Good-by," said Hale. "I wish ye well," said the mountaineer. "Be a good girl, Juny, and do what Mr. Hale thar tells ye." "All right, pap." And thus they parted. June felt the power of Hale's big black horse with exultation the moment he started.
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You won't ever leave me, Juny?" "No, Dad," she would say gently. He had asked the question at first quite sanely, but as the night wore on and the fever grew and his mind wandered, he would repeat the question over and over like a child, and over and over, while Bub and Dave slept and the rain poured, June would repeat her answer: "I'll never leave you, Dad."
Very quietly and naturally she took a low chair, piled beans in her lap and, as one of them, went to work. Nobody looked at her at first until old Hon broke the silence. "You haint lost a spec o' yo' good looks, Juny." June laughed without a flush she would have reddened to the roots of her hair two years before.
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