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The 39 Steps

In class we left off where Mr. Hanna is staying at a farmers house, where the farmers wife wakes him up to tell him that the police are coming. She gives him her husband's coat and he runs out the back. The police see him and chase him. Mr. Hanna goes to a house that Pamela told him to go to, and it turns out to be the man without his pinky that Pamela warned him about. Crofter shoots Mr. Hanna but in the coat that he got from the farmer there was a book and the bullet hit that instead of him. Mr. Hanna goes to the Sheriff and tells him what happened. The Sheriff pretends to be on his side until more policemen show up to take him away. Mr. Hanna jumps out the window and escapes. He runs away from the police and goes into a random door, where there are people having a political meeting, and they think Mr. Hanna is someone else who is suppose to give a speech. Mr. Hanna wings it and gives a speech, which the crowd loves. A women whop recognizes him points him......

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