The Food of the Gods and How It Came to Earth


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"Nothing about him," said Redwood. "Bound to be eaten. Both of them.  
It's too terrible.... Hullo! Cossar!"  
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This your stuff?" asked Cossar, waving the paper.  
Well, why don't you stop it?" he demanded.  
Can't be jiggered!" said Cossar.  
Buy the place?" he cried. "What nonsense! Burn it! I knew you chaps  
would fumble this. What are you to do? Why--what I tell you.  
"You? Do? Why! Go up the street to the gunsmith's, of course. Why?  
For guns. Yes--there's only one shop. Get eight guns! Rifles. Not  
elephant guns--no! Too big. Not army rifles--too small. Say it's to  
kill--kill a bull. Say it's to shoot buffalo! See? Eh? Rats? No! How the  
deuce are they to understand that? Because we want eight. Get a lot of  
ammunition. Don't get guns without ammunition--No! Take the lot in a cab  
to--where's the place? Urshot? Charing Cross, then. There's a  
train---Well, the first train that starts after two. Think you can do  
it? All right. License? Get eight at a post-office, of course. Gun  
licenses, you know. Not game. Why? It's rats, man.  
"You--Bensington. Got a telephone? Yes. I'll ring up five of my chaps  
from Ealing. Why five? Because it's the right number!  
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