Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 512
een disappointment to me, for, ifBlundell was no longer in possession of the ring,the hope of finding it within the three days waslost. Till now, there had always been this thoughtto temper for Bee the fact that little Jack was inthe Indians hands; now, if even this assurance I9I5-] A MAID OF… … AND NOW M.\Y I IKOCEED UION MY JOUKNEY? HE ASKED him go, and follow secretly, hoping he will leadus to the hiding-place of the ring. I was too near to tears to answer, so I noddedagreement, and the young Frenchman, with a curtword, told the prisoner that he could depart. But Captain Blundell,…
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