The Interlopers

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Liuku: 1
“When my men come to release us, you will wish, perhaps, thatyou were in a better plight than caught poaching on a neighbor’sland, shame on you.”
“Are you sure that your men will find much to release? Ihave men, too, in the forest tonight, close behind me, and theywill be here first and do the releasing. When they drag me outfrom under these branches, it won’t need much clumsiness ontheir part to roll this mass of trunk right over on the top of you."
Liuku: 2
. If my men are the first to come, you shall be the first to behelped, as though you were my guest. We have quarreled likedevils all our lives over this stupid strip of forest, where the treescan’t even stand upright in a breath of wind. Lying here tonight,thinking, I’ve come to think we’ve been rather fools; there arebetter things in life than getting the better of a boundary dispute.
“How the whole region would stare and gabble if we rode into the market square together. No one living can rememberseeing a Znaeym and a von Gradwitz talking to one another infriendship. And what peace there would be among the foresterfolk if we ended our feud tonight.
Liuku: 3
“Wolves.”
“Who are they?” asked Georg quickly, straining his eyes tosee what the other would gladly not have seen.

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