Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 226
d looking at me, evi-dently much surprised that I should be there; but 10 A MAID OF DEXFAVOOD 727 the fear of what might be concealed beneath thefolds of the dark cloak he wore brought mequickly to my senses. This way. Monsieur, I cried at the top ofmy voice, instinctively following the fleeing… … But Blundell was ([uick to recover himself anddarted out of the spring-house, turning sharplyaway from it and rounding the corner towardthe dark shadow of the woods in the rear. Do not move. Mademoiselle, called M. \ic-tor, and I saw him run back of the house to inter-cept the fugitive, while the…
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