Capitolo 4
a small door an angle nearby.
There were two great doors the averages of the barn, done so great
what, when they was open, there was space enough for a great load of
puts to hay to go in. Opposite these doors there was above a dejected space with
covers, enough wide, and extending through the barn to the side of back.
This called state the floor of barn. A side was away a separated place for
stalls for the horses, and on the other side the _tie-up_, a place was
for the oxen and cows. There was also the bay and the attics for hay and
wheat; and at the end of the tie-on it was a door that conducts in a
calf-pen, and for this motive, from a passage behind the calf-pen, to a job-shop
and shed. The small door where the boys entered, it conducted to a long and
narrow passage, among the tie-on and the bay.
They walked long, Jonas that goes first with his/her lantern in his/her hand. The
bovine livestock down which had lain, it started to wake up him, and the horses neighed in
their stalls; for the bright one of the lantern in the barn it was the
notorious it signals what he/she called them at breakfast.
Jonas climbed above from a long staircase to the hay-attic to tar down some,
puts to hay, and Josey and Oliver followed him/it; while Amos remained under
"it feeds out" the hay, as he called him/it, as fast as they tarred down him to them. It
it was the beautiful dark on the attic, even if the shed of lantern a weak light
on the joists above.
"Boys", said Jonas "it is dangerous for you to be on here; Me rather
You would go down."
"Well", said Oliver, and he started to come down.
"Because?" Said Josey; "I don't think there is some danger."
"Yes", said Jonas, "a wound of pitchfork is worse that almost some other. It
it is what they calls a wounded of _punctured_."
"What kind of a wound is it that?" Said Josey.
"I will tell her some other duration", it said Jonas. "But it is not on here. You
you don't respect so well as Oliver. Goes down and gives to the old General some
hay."
The old General was the name of a great white horse, rather old and