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Before the meal was over, I said, seriously, "Now, boys, there must be no more hunting until I find out about the game laws. They should be obeyed, especially by sportsmen. I don't think that we are forbidden to kill rabbits on our own place, particularly when they threaten to be troublesome; and the hunt this morning was so unexpected that I did not think of the law, which might be used to make us trouble. You killed the other rabbits on this place, Junior?"
"Yes, sir, both of 'em."