“He blinked and stared hard. There was no doubt about it: it was the Dunter from the woods at Keldy. The old man watched Jack with wry amusement as the youngster froze on the spot. Then he held up his right forefinger so that Jack focussed on it, and with a slow and deliberate movement, drew the finger across his throat. Jack gulped. There was no mistaking the meaning of the Dunter’s action, but Jack had no time to respond, for the old man simply vanished. Jack hadn’t even had time to think abou...t the hex Finbogie had taught him. He hurried back to the house, desperate to tell someone – anyone – what he had just seen. Running into the kitchen, he found his aunt kneading dough on the table. Flour was liberally dusted around the table, and Aunt Katie’s hair was grey where the flour had wafted up. “There’s a Dunter in the square!” Aunt Katie stopped and wiped a floury hand across her face. “A Dunter? Here?” Her voice wavered. “He was at the foot of the square. It was the one we saw in Keldy, I’m sure.”MoreLessRead More Read Less
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