“Rain's Vampires 3 @page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } "But how is a question I don't very well see," said a large specimen of humanity. "The best thing that can be done will be to go round and look over the whole house, and then we may come upon some part where it is far easier to get in at than by the front door." "But it won't do for us all to go round that way," said one; "a small party only should go, else they will have all their people stationed at one point, ...and if we can divide them, we shall beat them because they have not enough to defend more than one point at a time; now we are numerous enough to make several attacks." "Oh! that's the way to bother them all round; they'll give in, and then the place is our own." "No, no," said the big countryman, "I like to make a good rush and drive all afore us; you know what ye have to do then, and you do it, ye know." "If you can." "Ay, to be sure, if we can, as you say; but can't we? that's what I want to know." "To be sure we can." "Then we'll do it, mate—that's my mind; we'll do it.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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