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Hall
tried
to
convey
everything
by
grimaces
and
dumb
show
,
but
Mrs.
Hall
was
obdurate
.
She
raised
her
voice
.
So
Hall
and
Henfrey
,
rather
crestfallen
,
tiptoed
back
to
the
bar
,
gesticulating
to
explain
to
her
.
At
first
she
refused
to
see
anything
in
what
they
had
heard
at
all
.
Then
she
insisted
on
Hall
keeping
silence
,
while
Henfrey
told
her
his
story
.
She
was
inclined
to
think
the
whole
business
nonsense
--
perhaps
they
were
just
moving
the
furniture
about
.
"
I
heerd
'n
say
'
disgraceful
'
;
that
I
did
,
"
said
Hall
.
"
I
heerd
that
,
Mrs.
Hall
,
"
said
Henfrey
.
"
Like
as
not
--
"
began
Mrs.
Hall
.
"
Hsh
!
"
said
Mr.
Teddy
Henfrey
.
"
Did
n't
I
hear
the
window
?
"
"
What
window
?
"
asked
Mrs.
Hall
.
"
Parlour
window
,
"
said
Henfrey
.
Everyone
stood
listening
intently
.
Mrs.
Hall
's
eyes
,
directed
straight
before
her
,
saw
without
seeing
the
brilliant
oblong
of
the
inn
door
,
the
road
white
and
vivid
,
and
Huxter
's
shop-front
blistering
in
the
June
sun
.
Abruptly
Huxter
's
door
opened
and
Huxter
appeared
,
eyes
staring
with
excitement
,
arms
gesticulating
.
"
Yap
!
"
cried
Huxter
.
"
Stop
thief
!
"
and
he
ran
obliquely
across
the
oblong
towards
the
yard
gates
,
and
vanished
.
Simultaneously
came
a
tumult
from
the
parlour
,
and
a
sound
of
windows
being
closed
.
Hall
,
Henfrey
,
and
the
human
contents
of
the
tap
rushed
out
at
once
pell-mell
into
the
street
.
They
saw
someone
whisk
round
the
corner
towards
the
road
,
and
Mr.
Huxter
executing
a
complicated
leap
in
the
air
that
ended
on
his
face
and
shoulder
.
Down
the
street
people
were
standing
astonished
or
running
towards
them
.
