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29839	Roberts, Charles G. D., Sir	The House in the Water: A Book of Animal Stories			.txt	text/plain	52076	2942	84	night-silence, the Boy at once said to himself, "Beavers, at work!" He The Boy crept forward like a cat, his gray eyes shining with beaver appeared over the edge of the dam, not ten feet away, and "Bless your old heart, Jabe!" said the Boy. the pond, washing up to the Boy's feet on the crest of the dam, and When Jabe was gone, the Boy went straight up-stream to the dam, taking The Boy had timed his coming none too early; for the pond had dropped From the mended dam the Boy now led Jabe away up-stream in haste, in As Jabe finished they came in sight of a long, rather low dam, with a family," suggested the Boy, when Jabe had come to a long pause, either "I'm glad _you_ don't trap them that way, Jabe!" said the Boy. FOR three days more the Boy and Jabe remained in the beaver country;	./cache/29839.txt	./txt/29839.txt