Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 420
one of a number stretchedout along the ridges at intervals, taking in everymove in the camp, calculating the number oftroops, noting the carelessness of the sentinels,who after a summer of idly walking their beats kid. 977 would naturally be led somewhat to relax theirsoldierly vigilance. In the… … FOR THE KID! (SEE PAGE 979.) the valley. At last, half a mile away, he saw,by the first streaks of dawn, a party of horse-men trailing slowly toward the fort, hiding asmuch as possible in the shadow of the under-brush that grew along the river. Alf knew the difference in the mount, the out- gyS the…
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