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`` ` Jus ' that , ' says he . `` ` All right , ' says I ; ` it 's teached . An ' now let 's get out of this as quick as we kin . ' `` ` That 'll suit me , ' he says , ` an ' we 'll leave by the noon train . I 'll go an ' see about the trunk bein ' sent down . ' `` So off he went to see the man who kept the house , while I falls to packin ' up the trunk as fast as I could . '' `` Were n't you dreadfully angry at him ? ''