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501
Long
before
midnight
,
however
,
the
conversation
was
brought
to
a
close
.
Perhaps
the
empty
demijohn
was
,
as
much
as
anything
else
,
the
monitor
that
urged
their
retiring
to
rest
;
though
there
was
another
and
more
creditable
reason
.
On
the
morrow
,
the
mustanger
intended
to
start
for
the
Settlements
;
and
it
was
necessary
that
all
should
be
astir
at
an
early
hour
,
to
make
preparation
for
the
journey
.
The
wild
horses
,
as
yet
but
slightly
tamed
,
had
to
be
strung
together
,
to
secure
against
their
escaping
by
the
way
;
and
many
other
matters
required
attending
to
previous
to
departure
.
502
The
hunter
had
already
tethered
out
his
"
ole
maar
"
--
as
he
designated
the
sorry
specimen
of
horseflesh
he
was
occasionally
accustomed
to
bestride
--
and
had
brought
back
with
him
an
old
yellowish
blanket
,
which
was
all
he
ever
used
for
a
bed
.
503
"
You
may
take
my
bedstead
,
"
said
his
courteous
host
;
"
I
can
lay
myself
on
a
skin
along
the
floor
.
"
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504
"
No
,
"
responded
the
guest
;
"
none
o
'
yer
shelves
for
Zeb
Stump
to
sleep
on
.
I
prefer
the
solid
groun
'
.
I
kin
sleep
sounder
on
it
;
an
bus-sides
,
thur
's
no
fear
o
'
fallin
'
over
.
"
505
"
If
you
prefer
it
,
then
,
take
the
floor
.
Here
's
the
best
place
.
I
'll
spread
a
hide
for
you
.
"
506
"
Young
fellur
,
do
n't
you
do
anythin
'
o
'
the
sort
;
ye
'll
only
be
wastin
'
yur
time
.
This
child
do
n't
sleep
on
no
floors
.
His
bed
air
the
green
grass
o
'
the
purayra
.
"
507
"
What
!
you
're
not
going
to
sleep
outside
?
"
inquired
the
mustanger
in
some
surprise
--
seeing
that
his
guest
,
with
the
old
blanket
over
his
arm
,
was
making
for
the
door
.
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508
"
I
ai
n't
agoin
'
to
do
anythin
'
else
.
"
509
"
Why
,
the
night
is
freezing
cold
--
almost
as
chilly
as
a
norther
!
"
510
"
Durn
that
!
It
air
better
to
stan
'
a
leetle
chillishness
,
than
a
feelin
'
o
'
suffercation
--
which
last
I
wud
sartintly
hev
to
go
through
ef
I
slep
inside
o
'
a
house
.
"