The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-10
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 The great Lyndon manson aa> n fanie, before the alarm VAS gwen. Leah heard the crs through heT >~cct siccI twokc f9sc and dressed.
 She was na, naturally GeNnus. Her se.i-posse>sfen w.ss o, srs.tt >en1se neM. as she ven, ifam foum |" room oi her .raudtt,5Fcs gae~:>. shins the alarm without undue excitement. stins. also. ir,truoi,an and assistance where Il w.s wanted
 She dressed the ehil Zen and ,en, them awaH Il ehafse ol a ss.It..lt. When ihe csoi,ement ot the risc and il, h1pclcs>ueS- Wa, df>soye ed. she assisted D >.ts.n... relles whl l. she knew were valued bN the master of the ,rumblins mansion.
 She kcp: beside her grandfather. who. though clghiy Ncar~ old. va, Aicr' and .,5 n c ii we.f.ss self possessed.
 He gave hcs a.s watch and chan, and she p4' .hea H. her bosom. He then took flonl ,.rtNcr ! S1:1aii. hr4Ss-t1ouud. seaf.et-!eatticr trunk.
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 He welt aa. of the room ml,h |. whslc she Nael' .Aetlrc 4 ,ii.nb. 4isi.ilN ii.,l ts.. |. on, iil5ea i' wi,n aof uidt3l,h clothing. IT Il bresaie- ana costly ,haAi-.
 C.and,re lyndon oamc b.ek.
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 gave :; to iiIc-,on to =5aft> astH.
 10 whom grandpa: Afe yeH >utc | MI lie safe tuI th' ea. tnts wete eomt and the water Wae ncaffH- ia Ge,icnlH.. torrents ..gs4ast sh, tsa'r ei.tss.
 10 Preston. | was iaii u gold eair !, 0l}i bc pciir, tif -.sie. .s.a tiis3 :he, N break the windows. sad the e..i Baa. besi-a'H., = -et bewIide-cd and ured
 Then ~he .ed han a,ay from ihc saa ,senc..
 The hoa,e ecess5e trt.it. sra'e,y :he t4,:t.,c ,. ;leia.cil sa. tna cami"od,ui., ans cie ,hc fAa,e- foeau ,hei.r sad auiar.
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 aae=hl aae ,b- afslIa. ssa- saef-t4ms depar,ed. .A le.e '.ei Vl.t Ter sra.s. ta.ae, Preston \ .s-aI ..ro f.rruc beliefd. ts.,. Nlose ,eaee~ tt nee,.es..
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 acre sas d tz sand .H,a ne tr..aS. Irse4 .tI .G oHet cIe4 .lic .c man.
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 He rce 1ft: nis 3ra.a. he ,a.see. 4. e ever> laefs.enl of the flrr aith ieah bu' ai 70 no purpose He ea- AEc,chec . she4 :ztH aefe.
 ,,raad,i7e ttndG1 ,eefnct s'f4rzfly 6t,,ct and h.rd eThe catastrophe hac .srcatis disturbed am. lie aas net Ekc h., old sell. Lean sad. sadiy. bs' d thousand Goalars aas zoi | sl .,i.' .a7a .sf anybody. ], w q, ,lF 100 mach fofA young man Ike !re,,on A,her;, 10 ms ae- counting Tor,
 Day ;. day he grew rnYfe de ccted. a. the old man gree harder. colder. and mere suspicious Leah sa&. >ooa. h2ss Brete Deifo5d added . ,hpse ga5u,' ses- picions.
 Heaven knoHs >ouid pay hin 'hc amount ot T. 9ney. innocent A an. sad Pres, aa Ba; annot. am paat.
 Once inc old man had been fond of bllu hc aas mentioned handsomely n his aiii Now the affection once inspired seemed changed ,o gall. lie would haze i;;,Ie 10 say D hlm. He no longer con suited hin. Breile ~as h.s chef advisor ard assistant
 PrcsSon's cheek vas ~hte. D.. Leah : sas winter -h- nas il 1: s5se - as -ss-.siily' crazed wlth sieeplessaess; ye; her old habi; of seli-control stocd by her vel. l'res,on. who loved her, did no. see hos