Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 451
get clear of this neighborhood be-fore daylight. I dismounted, giving the bridle of my horse toPeter, who hitched it over the horn of his saddleso that he might have a hand free to aim hispistol, which he still kept in evidence, though Ino longer felt any fear of Blundell. 898 BEATRICE OF DENEWOOD… … THE MAN PARTED THE LEAVES AND CAME TOWARD ME But he s alive? I questioned hurriedly, forhis answer seemed not quite straightforward. Oh, yes, I assured you of that, he returnedinstantly, without hesitation. The Yorktown pris-oners are somewhat pale, however, from living incaves out of the way of…
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