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The Forgotten Door

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Lela L

 

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August 4, 2013

 

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Gilby. Mr. Gilby said, “Devil take you.” “You ruined my aim!” ”What you doing in my field?” Mr. Gilby got really angry with the boy for causing him to miss shooting his dinner, but it was illegal to hunt anyway. Mr. and Mrs. Gilby pulled Jon up to their truck and yelled at him for being on their property, but they would not let Jon talk and tell his part of the story...
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and Mrs. Gilby pulled Jon up to their truck and yelled at him for being on their property, but they would not let Jon talk and tell his part of the story. Jon squirmed away, ran like the wind, and jumped over a high fence; Mr. and Mrs. Gilby were amazed. He ran for awhile until he came to a cliff that went down to a road...
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