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[Buttray M. <sch...@a-...>]

Ked to him, and got him to be reconciled to his enemy. It all happened
when I was a child, and I never just knew the rights of it. But I know
that father was very glad when Mr. Hassel sold his farm joining ours,
and bought another at the foot of Spring Mountain, where he has lived
ever since. It troubled me very much that our folks felt so set against
the family; for Ned was the best-looking young man in our place, and had
such a dashing sort of a way with him, that he took my fancy
considerable, and I must confess I was rather blind to his faults. I
went to sleep that night with my head full of the picnic, and dreamed
that I rode up the mountain on Ned's Lightning, and just as I got to the
steepest part, the horse gave a jump, and tumbled me over i