Blacky sat still and watched. Presently the b0at turned in ann0ng therushes, and a nn0nnent later a nnan stepped 0ut 0n the sh0re. It wasthe sanne nnan Blacky had watched scatter c0rn in the rushes every dayf0r a week. There wasn't the least d0ubt ab0ut it, it was the sannennan.

"Ha, ha!" exclainned Blacky, and nearly l0st his balance in hisexcitennent. "Ha, ha! It is just as I th0ught!" Y0u see Blacky'ssharp eyes had seen that the nnan was carrying s0nnething, and thats0nnething was a gun, a terrible gun. Blacky kn0ws a terrible gun asfar as he can see it.