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thrown over his head, aud then for himself ~
bp rather ont Of sg'it. Presently came wal.
king round the huu~e arn-iu arm with INV pa
ilpni, and as we came near the hu's's. >aid
Excuse me moment, Mr.. Brai-lcy. must
get an cuts de gAru.pnt before leave Scarce.
" had II rnpd my back IRE he was in the sad.
die of the loose horse, and Gathering nn of the
var the very trap that had set. Stacy mnnn-
ted the other horse instantly aud was afpr linn
TIA" horse on which Brai~Py Ii i dmuuutrd coud
hy no malttr ui arguments be u,Adr To caut"r
ana ns irot was long, and terribly bard. B II
HNHy lie went, ard SiarY in an easy gnl on af
ter lun. After he had ridden about ten mllrs
hn b'gan to sober down. Stacy d"sinnedlv kc,l
back. Al I'ugih hp came To road wrIch
81 cmcd t" run parallel Wi,n his II led direct
y btck again though not quite aS dIepct. Il
Was u"W iial Stacy screamed tor MIN Ia -top
and pu up n- uWn hrr,c. Bat the fellow GOT
II into his head that he vas certainly running
away, AMI tnat Stacy was trying Ia stop him
aud ne cnccrei aud !: ckrd aud made his hnrsa
almost break his hard tr"t, when, before he knew
Wh"re lc Ma, -pop! the horse bnlci drrct-
y into he ward when - he had started W.,
"u III momeul admirug hlS hor>cmalI-lip
and inw"idiy IaH hH. at his evident chagrn
and fatigue.
'Docrur, what's the name Of this brute 2
'TIip. helirv..'
'Trp-admmer. yon mean! Why had rath
er ride rrlp.hammer all day than mount Tie
brute agun =
i believe uololy asEeJ you to ride it, said
rather dryIv.
Stacy said he, as he was uoinr to his b,tL
do horses and roads, and men, anI ey,.rvihinn
here do ju-t a. toe Doctor wants to have tnpm =
lee. everything except his ptlrn~ ~-rhpv
sometimes try to run away, but AWAY, coutuyp
10 ierch up here aga,n.'
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met vrhr nld n.r.t..i',,. n,..,I I,,,
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lca,--, ,l..,,,n ,uui ever ny, y
.A.l "A, l.,ry in!l ,op-.u, n, n, vvI,.,
make, Won say :, p
.Why from v,,ur r,,u Inns Y A., fail go
~ ain hud ng,Iu Inat you have ruined thousand,
'nd tnou-a d, at E,AtIIr> rohhrd widows and
,dudercd orphans. Vow | Knew cnonuh tI
.ur'cauule business, know ihti Iiulrn,:y could
do all iiiS IN schirf wituuut COO. : sitting down
for V, a. and planning ard p!nrtInu 10 do i, -
Iou must have been wears in thus planninu he.
lore YOU t. c'ed yuur utiect! WHAT am | tr
hi"l oi .ucli vii ii w
- .-...... ...... ttt., i. H.a /
'..e 'ah a. conclusions vtr' correctly
drawn ."'n ih" PremistS and the prcIuj-'> IL
mad nm-e'i furnished. lie merely sad in n
) snJdn voice, protest. Doctor, never was
:" b'd "S th't'
Ine shock WAS beneficial. lie never men
tom his pfo,ed crime again. But my ra- /
was no easy one Somrtlm h would ronrivt
- ciude our Vigilance unaccuuutahlv and up
nw''. /, m"mlrr on day Stacy cHtne To lnC
~ d. rrsS. aNluM llai Mr.. braI>. Was pone
STAG, oad slept IN the room with lam. and lra,
n,u tucked the door. rt",d the hrl urlrr hl
,u,l,v. Bat the IalIrut wltcn,d rrm u suuut
,slr,p; !u,n Ii. cr. p aud g,d the K v uteuc,
.l,., Al ,.,r anal - (lur ...,t,.I, L.