The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-16
THE MASTER OF APPLEBY
s--- By Francis Lynds, --
By Francis Lynds.

-a-s.,s " -rl-,, D.. 1snLaS r1a full IN the
S,.nS o-s ssS-~S r. ! fhovgbt Horatio
I$ataS rg-S,s5 bn tlTa man 10 beetle Chat
\Z.>Sca ,,sTI $40 no jac
S5.,za l,assn Is sqy gl,at / knew lit
-, n, s,ga,esa, fhrF WAS bur q
n-ras,,sfrz5 ,,;+pnss 81, hest since my
+a,j,gy gS7 g,sc,y, ana ya;Slkcd the
,,,ar IVA T2~sSsnnEs SN-fstr5 campaign
apsgnSt ;rs Fr.af2h i'm IS. TFut Rich
aTs s,,ogs nfS n,3nd more sraelv.
IT'S ref IN the vl,an az This pass,
roronaI Sa,{er ne would say not
80 80 ~,,ssr I l,,,,,r n7,r t>sToliuiaus
~ yy,r a. aNy- ANA ;l,ny viii never
stand a second time under = defeated
5es5a~ II General WashiustoN would
send MS some one else: or. best Of all,
If ne w-,rsIs come himself"
..GA,-sa WASHINGTON. ali, there is a
man. indeed SAID Sewer. his dark
blue eyes lighting ~. Whilst he lives
there Is always : good hope. But we
must be doins. gentlemen. and SO must
plimenJs 10 General Gates, Mi. Jenni-
fer and you may tel him what l have
told Noy-;huI &u. for our redSkin
threatpnrrS wt should right gladly join
him. AS fer Lord C~ornwalis, You,
Captain lreton, Will know best what TO
say 10 hin I pray God You may say
Il and come OIL alive 10 tel US now ne
pol ii"
Twas NOW hard upon ten of the clock
in the forenoon, n we had u last
sight of the brave little army whilst 1t
was vending its way slowly down the
slopes OF Kings oCntal of what
became OF ii; how its weary march
dragged on from day 10 day; now II
was hampered by h train of capuVes,
halted by r~ojn-sWollen torrents, n
was well-nish starved WlIhal; or ali
LAese Things you may teau e!Se" mere;
sui no" you must rue WIN iic1Iatu
JeAhiIeF anu me- ana our Way lay 70
ihe
All that sunday we pressed forward,
hasting as we could through the dark
co!umned aisleS of the autumn
stripped forest, and looking hourly TO
come upon Tarleton'S legion marching
out TO F~erguson's relief.
Since Richard Jeunifer had ridden
TO the pounds in all this middle ground
! from boyhood. we were able TO take
nav blind wanderings in reverse as the
| arrow flies: and by nightfal we We're
we'll down upon the main trayeled,road
leading 10 Beattie's foYding OF the Ca
tawba-
AS vour man will show vor. this was
taking me somewhat out Of my way to
the ,Snrtb ,sS fi. h1rf II vas Richord,s
,r,ost aver ,,C'ita W Sa1iShIry and he.
vonI arS Nv y,aaring ms We made the
ssfJ.er, Of r,issine Cnional TarIaton who,
&c vo tbnngbt wo,,Id lively cross the
:, Ti,.a,, !, + w." jot,.oT, Tod
=.
me IN Wy hlen lodo We pusilNu On
pfiskiS l0f me flFeF' nor qld we uta"
rGl! uH'!I inc sMeatlis oe's,s VIE
PiSh'hs eIetl Mas ~ II uai hilesa
low" we last OF the mus Ml!ci ssltt-
ael '"e la'aNpa 10 'ne "sS'"atu'
At the foot OF this hill a by-road led
70 M~aegowan's ford some six miles
farther aoWn the river, and here, as
supposed, u ways would lie apart
Eut when we came to the forking OF
the read Richard pulled his mount into
the ~hy-path, clapptng the spurs to tbs
.!red horse so that We We're a good mile
beyond the forting before could over
sake III
"Low now, lad" said |, when hac
run nm down. " oEid you take
1%EhllhS ha2Ar4 when you need not
It>fS IS SIRE TO be 4 Bfltlsh patro
lie ieiked his best down TO a Wall
and "ei@de in silence side by side
-niN q tuI minute be.ore he said Sruf.
Nv on.d never ma the way alone
| !aN5nei. "BalTing myself, you arr
tire ei1n.Si&st OF eNaders, DICK: an
on nsy n"h ground mere ana thal 70
Slo" as Wei rs J.
4 - 49, - - 80
teeth. y" hen We are coming near Ap'
nte5T you are Hefce enougi
10 be ~ OF me.
saw ms d:ltt at th2t; now ne Wouit
taiie all the chance OF capi&re and {
sDys fope iof the SAKE OF pasSlnt
witlin y mile OF MISTRESS MargerI. o
OF the mouse ne tlouSat she was in.
60 back, DICK, whist you may,
sAii J. Sae is no at Appleby Hun
ared.
lie turned upon me like a lion at bay
> WHAT nave YOU dcne with her."
Peace you foollsh bcN. | am TO
! her Keeper. Her father took her L
! charlotte on the very day YOU saw he
safe at home
, lie relned up short in the narroE
! way. Q he said, most hitingll
$ and that IS Why YOU take the embass
TO Lord Cornwaills fub me OF
with the one to Gates. BY HEAVIER
captain lreton. we shal change role
here and now
e All, my dears, the loVe-madness i
a curious thing. Here was a ma VIII
!" had Inst the co,,nt Of then, faalinp f.
my throat in the murk of that Octobe
: nish, as ny plu.elesl ioelnall might.
4, me- that naae me saw. va, Tim
am standing in your way Richar
h Jennifero Well. so | am; for Wills