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المؤلف: Charles Darwin

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His friend nodded, listening to the sound of blows battering the
outer door. "They'll have it down in another minute. We've got to
burn the wind seven ways for Sunday."
"What I'd like to know is whether there are two entrances to this
rat-trap. Do you happen to know, Nell?" asked Fraser of his
sister.
"Three," she answered promptly. "There's a back door into the
court and a trap-door to the roof. That's the way I came."
"And it's the way we'll go. I might a-known you'd know all about
it give you a quarter of a chance," her brother said admiringly.
"We'll duck through the roof and let Mr. Dunke hold the sack.
Lead the way, sis."
She guided them along another passageway and up some stairs to
the second story. The trap-door that opened to the flat roof was
above the bed about six feet. Neill caught the edges of the
narrow opening, drew himself up, and wriggled through. Fraser
lifted his sister by the waist high enough for Larry to catch her
hands and draw her up.

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