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It commenced by gathering up portions of the hay, which it loosened with its trunk, sniffing at it audibly, and then beginning to scatter it about, the boys making no attempt to quit their lofty perch. "Here, one of you, bring a bucket of water," cried Ramball. "He ain't hungry now. Don't let him waste that hay. Have you fastened the chain?"
"I am getting uneasy," he whispered, "about you boys. Don't run, but follow me slowly back to the fence. Tell the other boys, and we will go at once." "Can't you coax him out, sir?" said Glyn, as he approached the proprietor. "No, I can't coax him out," cried Ramball snappishly; "but you mind your own business, I know mine. I have had enough of you putting your spoons in my porridge."
"Why, Mr Ramball, my friend's father has trapped scores out in the Terai." "Of course he has, sir," said Ramball. "Thank you kindly, then, sir. I'll have my pony put to and go after him at once." Ramball hurried out of the hall, and the Colonel with his young guests was about to return to the dining-room when they found that Morris and Professor Barclay were standing close behind them.
And here I am." "Well," said Glyn, laughing, "we are glad to see you; eh, Singh?" "Yes, of course. But hadn't you better get up, Mr Ramball? It seems so queer for us to be standing talking to you and you sitting there," said Singh. "Oh, I'm all right, bless you, my lad. It makes me think about my Rajah." "And me too. He's a grand beast." "Isn't he, my lad?
The next moment eight fat fingers appeared grasping the palings, there was the scratching of a boot on one of the supporting posts, and a round, red, fat face rose above the top of the fence like a small representation of the sun gradually topping a bank of mist upon a foggy morning. Glyn Severn's Schooldays by George Manville Fenn "Mr Ramball!" cried the boys in a breath. "Aha! Good-morning!
Just before leaving, Ramball came up to them again, but he had to speak in the presence of the Doctor. "I only wanted to ask the young gents, sir," he said, "if they had made their choice of the two little somethings to keep in remembrance of what they did over the elephant." "Two little somethings?" said the Doctor loftily.
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