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We
must
git
him
to
the
shanty
,
an
that
kin
only
be
did
by
toatin
'
him
.
He
sayed
on
the
curd
,
he
cud
n't
make
neer
a
track
.
It
war
only
the
anger
kep
'
him
up
a
bit
.
That
leg
looks
wusser
and
wusser
.
He
's
boun
to
be
toated
.
"
The
hunter
seemed
to
cogitate
on
how
he
was
to
effect
this
purpose
.
"
'
Taint
no
good
expektin
'
him
to
help
think
it
out
,
"
he
continued
looking
at
the
Galwegian
,
who
was
busy
talking
to
Tara
.
"
The
dumb
brute
hev
more
sense
than
he
.
Neer
a
mind
.
I
'd
make
him
take
his
full
share
o
'
the
carryin
'
when
it
kum
to
thet
.
How
air
it
to
be
done
?
We
must
git
him
on
a
streetcher
.
That
I
reck
'n
we
kin
make
out
o
'
a
kupple
o
'
poles
an
the
cloak
;
or
wi
'
the
blanket
Pheelum
fetch
'd
from
the
shanty
.
Ye-es
!
a
streetcher
.
That
's
the
eydentikul
eyedee
.
"
The
Connemara
man
was
now
summoned
to
lend
assistance
.
Two
saplings
of
at
least
ten
feet
in
length
were
cut
from
the
chapparal
,
and
trimmed
clear
of
twigs
.
Two
shorter
ones
were
also
selected
,
and
lashed
crosswise
over
the
first
;
and
upon
these
there
spread
,
first
the
serapé
,
and
afterwards
the
cloak
,
to
give
greater
strength
.
In
this
way
a
rude
stretcher
was
constructed
,
capable
of
carrying
either
an
invalid
or
an
inebriate
.
In
the
mode
of
using
it
,
it
more
resembled
the
latter
than
the
former
:
since
he
who
was
to
be
borne
upon
it
,
again
deliriously
raging
,
had
to
be
strapped
to
the
trestles
!
Unlike
the
ordinary
stretcher
,
it
was
not
carried
between
two
men
;
but
a
man
and
a
mare
--
the
mare
at
the
head
,
the
man
bearing
behind
.
It
was
he
of
Connemara
who
completed
the
ill-matched
team
.
The
old
hunter
had
kept
his
promise
,
that
Phelim
should
"
take
his
full
share
o
'
the
carryin
'
,
when
it
kum
to
thet
.
"
He
was
taking
it
,
or
rather
getting
it
--
Zeb
having
appointed
himself
to
the
easier
post
of
conductor
.
