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There were ashes of a fire on the big open hearth。 The pots hung over the ashes； but they were empty。 I looked around but I could not find anything to eat。
〃We ought to lie up in the barn；〃 I said。 〃Do you think you could find anything to eat； Piani； and bring it up there？〃
〃I'll look；〃 Piani said。
〃I'll look too；〃 Bonello said。
〃All right；〃 I said。 〃I'll go up and look at the barn。〃 I found a stone stairway that went up from the stable underneath。 The stable smelt dry and pleasant in the rain。 The cattle were all gone； probably driven off when they left。 The barn was half full of hay。 There were two windows in the roof； one was blocked with boards； the other was a narrow dormer window on the north side。 There was a chute so that hay might be pitched down to the cattle。 Beams crossed the opening down into the main floor where the hay…carts drove in when the hay was hauled in to be pitched up。 I heard the rain on the roof and smelled the hay and； when I went down； the clean smell of dried dung in the stable。 We could pry a board loose and see out of the south window down into the courtyard。 The other window looked out on the field toward the north。 We could get out of either window onto the roof and down； or go down the hay chute if the stairs were impractical。 It was a big barn and we could hide in the hay if we heard any one。 It seemed like a good place。 I was sure we could have gotten through to the south if they had not fired on us。 It was impos
