human
The odds will be fearfully against us, father, said Emon, who now felt more than ever the dangerous position he had placed his father in, and the fearful desolation his loss would cause in his mother's heart and in his home. He felt no fear for himself.
gpt
You had better leave Tom himself to me, father. I know he will be the man on horseback. Let you lay hold of the horse's head under the cart, and knock one of the men, or both, down like lightning, if you can. You have your knife ready to cut the cords that tie her?
human
I have, Emon; and don't you fear me; one of them shall tumble at all events, almost before they know that we are on them. I hope I may kill him out an' out; we might then be able for the other two. Do you think Tom is armed?
gpt
I am not sure, but I think not He cannot have expected any opposition.
human
God grant it, Emon! I don't want to hould you back, but don't be 'fool-hardy,' dear boy.
gpt
Do you want to cow me, father, as you said yourself, just now?
human
No, Emon. But stoop, stoop, here they are.
gpt
On, on with the cart!