:11:05
"illustration".
:11:25
Tom could have spent another
half hour or more on the bench,
:11:29
but another unusual noise roused him.
:11:33
It was Moses barking.
:11:35
Oh, that wasn't unusual in itself,
but it was the way he barked that was new.
:11:40
His barking was not loud,
but more of a snarl,
:11:44
as if the danger was quite close at hand
and not merely a passing raccoon or fox.
:11:50
as if the dog were standing face to face
with a force to be taken seriously.
:11:57
Hey, Lady!
I wouldn't go up there if I were you.
:12:05
I know the mountain well,
I doubt if I'd get away with my life.
:12:10
It's a very nasty drop.
:12:18
Is there another way?
:12:20
Yeah.
:12:25
Where?
:12:27
Back down the way you came from.
Back down to Georgetown.
:12:32
Why do you need to get out of the mountain?
:12:34
Did you have anything to do
with those gunshots?
:12:43
Help me, help me please.
:12:45
You can hide in the mine,
in there!
:12:57
Hey, where's this road headed to?
:12:58
No where. It's a dead end.