Litchfield enquirer., 1873-05-29

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 keSp up nO~, If yOa don't want to go ha<k.
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 He walked straight and quick. They paSssd rSght through the heart of the tow1- Hundreds of people iostled them oa the n=rTow sidewalks They climbed a steep hlock or two and came among the 'taSrter streets Then they came out into the coGnkxy. They crossed some fields SzA entered e plece of woods. Luce AaaE3 e nesgh, and then saw two horses hlseAe1 Co kAa branches.
 Can yua ysde fast now, do you think?'' zS&S1 the coaoae1. loosening one of them.
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