She scolded the hound, and then looked up at the hillside.
I knew she couldn’t see me because the timber was too thick, but I felt uncomfortable anyway.
Scolding the hound again, she knelt down and arranged the flowers on the grave.
Taking one more look at the hillside, she started back.
Halfway to the house, I saw her reach down and gather the long cotton skirt in her hand and dab at her eyes.
I felt much better after paying my respects to Rubin.
Everything looked brighter, and I didn’t have that funny feeling any more.
All the way home my dogs kept running out in front of me.
They would stop, turn around, and look at me. I had to smile, for I knew what they wanted.
I stopped and petted them a little and told them that as soon as I got home and had my supper, we would go hunting.
Chapter - XIV
A FEW DAYS LATER, ON HIS WAY BACK FROM THE MILL, ONE of the Hatfield boys stopped at our place.
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