human
I thought as much. Still, it isn't fair. He can't hold Chunky on that. Why, the boy was defending himself. If he had told the truth about the affair I am sure they never would have taken him. In all probability he told Jed Whitman a tale of his own bravery and prowess that simply forced that officer to take him in. Well, we shall see.
gpt
Did you see him?
human
I had a talk with him.
gpt
Well, what about it?
human
I fear we shall not be able to do anything. The justice, Squire Halliday, is a queer old fellow, I guess. There is no telling what he may or may not do, but I think, after he hears the true story, he will let Chunky go with a warning.
gpt
It was on account of the moose?
human
Yes.
gpt
Outrageous! Outrageous! growled Professor Zepplin.
human
I'll wager these Mainers don't let a moose get by them, open or closed season.
gpt
I should think not,
human
Have you seen the justice?
gpt
I have not. Nor do I intend to until I see him in the courtroom, answered Butler.
human
I am not looking for more trouble. We have enough on hand as it is.
gpt
What time is the case to be called?
human
Eight o'clock. It is seven o'clock now, so we have an hour to wait.
gpt
How is Stacy taking it?
human
About as usual. He is mad. I think he would try to fight the game warden if he dared,
gpt
Then he is not locked up?
human
Oh, no. I should judge that he is being treated as a member of the family. Mr. Whitman naturally doesn't want Stacy to get out of his sight, now that he has detained him. Well, I'm going out for a walk. Who is going with me?
gpt
I am,