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    A boy visits a couple across the river but insists he needs to leave quickly before others notice. Though the wife thinks the boy said everything was fine, the narrator is certain of what they heard. When the boy says others wouldn't like him being there and bids a hurried goodbye, he darts across the stones, leaving the couple confused by the brief encounter.

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    A boy visits a couple across the river but insists he needs to leave quickly before others notice. Though the wife thinks the boy said everything was fine, the narrator is certain of what they heard. When the boy says others wouldn't like him being there and bids a hurried goodbye, he darts across the stones, leaving the couple confused by the brief encounter.

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    A boy visits a couple across the river but insists he needs to leave quickly before others notice. Though the wife thinks the boy said everything was fine, the narrator is certain of what they heard. When the boy says others wouldn't like him being there and bids a hurried goodbye, he darts across the stones, leaving the couple confused by the brief encounter.

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    The kid across the river

    My wife insists that he said they were all right, and I admit that sounds more
    rational. But I happen to be quite positive. I was too flabbergasted to make any
    comment. He began to move away. I said he’d better stay a while. The kids were
    sure to bring back some ice cream.

    “I have got to go now,” he said. “They wouldn’t like me to be here. Goo’ bye.”
    Hegazed very earnestly at us for a moment. I was going to protest, but he ran
    silently down the steps and flitted across the dry stones

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