Subject: burglar protect

From: "Sebastian Snider" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 19 Aug 2006 16:03:34 +0800

This is very disturbing, said Colonel Raden, walking to the windowand twisting his moustache.
Janet turned homeward witha feeling that the world had suddenly become dispeopled.
Even Fish Benjie andhis horse had been stricken into carven immobility.
Gone was every vestige of fatigue, and she descended the last slopelike a maenad. I think the affair is proceeding, as generals say about their battles,according to plan.
Down the hill-side like a startled hind went Janet.
But he seen the danger and turned offdown the burn, and I couldna come near him. There will have to be a man there,for him at the Grey Beallach would not ken what was happening.
The man started at her voice, and drew himself up. But even she was forced to confess that nothing was astir in themossy wilderness.
No living man could cover three milesof that ground in half an hour. I followed him till I lost him in that awful rough corrie.
But it mattered little, for Carnbeg sleptin a primordial peace.
Janet was knitting her brows and looking thoughtful. The interest of hishearers kindled, until all four men were hanging on his words. I said Hell bluff us, and just because he thinks that we thinkhell try Carnmore, hell try Carnbeg.
Im thinkin hell no come to-day, said Macpherson after this thirdcup of tea.
But he seen the danger and turned offdown the burn, and I couldna come near him.
I followed him till I lost him in that awful rough corrie. The Laird was sayinthat this man John Macnab was a gra-and sportsman. The interest of hishearers kindled, until all four men were hanging on his words. Slowly she worked her way down-hill, aiming at the haugh about a mileupstream from the excavators. Janet was knitting her brows and looking thoughtful.
Im not going to be beateneither by Claybody or this damned Tory rally. Standin, as impident as ye please, on the sky-line.