The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-30

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3. Now. this witless was Nslees~
a whip to fog him on.
What things?v he Questioned. HsenoG1y.
"oh. many things. She spoke stfsa e
you
What did she say OF me, Iaekf NGai
me what she said." he begged II can
make no difference now; she IL kn thar
nothing to me-nay, tits even worse than
that, since she would play Deliiah Il -
could. But oh, Jack. I love herss-I should
love her II I stood on the gallows an sha
stood by to spring the drop and tlssH -
OIL"
Truly, II h lash OF remorse haA hcasaa
its keenest thong, this passionate o.
burst of his would have added T. Non0
the less, I must needs be weaker H.
water and fall back another step 81 -
him on.
Another time. Richard. I am sazanes-
" unnerved and d~ixxy-headed nv. ~
and by, when ] am I'll tn
you all"
Taking . reproach where uaoo Waa
meant. he sprang up with . ssak-annaA
madison p his lack OF cnrs ~ ~.
stirred the IRE alive and breuoa - .
most delicious smelling cup OF hrsehl Al
afterward, when I had drunk d. IselA
with some small ~beckonings OF suemnan9
appetite. he spread his coat TO seRsen -
from the fire hight and would have Agtvso
me to sleep again.
al any rate. 0 shall not talA." -
prosAsed.- I 'Ifsyou sareawakefullI tU1l TN
to you and tell you what littlo I AAsA
CLEANED about the hghttng."
His news was chiefly q later mpsGa1sa
OF Father Matthew's and Captain A1saA
Forncy's, but there was this 70 81: IL
congress had appointed the EnGnsa0an,
Gates, chief Of the arny;tAskko
south. and this new leader was IN .his
way to take command.
De Kalb, with the Maryland u Deh-
ware lines and Colonel Armand's hgtsn,
was encamped on Deep qyer. walet.g fur
the newly appointed general: and CaaWall
and Griffith Rutherford, with the 1ioe1a,
were already pressing forward - ss0e
handgTips with my Lord CornWal6s - IT,
south.
Nearer at hand. the partisan wzR40se
Named afresh wherever a Tory COMPANY
met . patriot, and there were wicked -
ings, more like savage massacIe8 than
fair-fought battles OF the soldier sprt.
When he had made an end of his sDan
war budget. I set him on to tell me AoW
he came TO be at hand to help M - fn
the nick Of time cn the night Of TIN eahin
sack.
"'Twas partly chance" he said. ~AreA-
coat troop had me In durance at Jennitse
house. and while they affected to hoA -
at parole, I never gave consent tn thai,
and 30 was kept q prisoner. They ahnt
me in the wine-bin with q guard. and
when the fellow was well soaked =
silly. I bound and gagged him y bsuk0
Jail. I took the river for 1t. meaning 10
outlie until the hue and cry was over; =
just at dusk Uncanoola dropped upon -
and told me Of your need. From dat &c
helping him cut o out OF Q TA1ds,
with the Cherokees was but q hands turn
in the days work."
IA lucky turn for me-" I said: anA sthen
at second thought I would deny IL my-
ing. though not for him to hear. Ds1 thla
was dangerous ground again, y r
clawed OF from 1t like . desperate nAKi-
ner tempest-driven or q lee tsho~re;aaaktn9,
him how he had learned the bFoeADWssdt
play, and where he got the antiqna eaay.t
more.
He laughed heartily, and more ina ny
care-free Dick. this time.
Thereby hangs q tale. I told - NV
I was out with the minute men in u 1t
Moore's creek. where " fought d.
9cotchman. 1t was our nrst plteAaA bat-
tie, and I opine It smelled somewhat e
severity on both sides-no quarter w.
asked, and h Tory MacDonaIds npsght
fiends for King George. small ease
as they had to love the house q Ha1-
over"
How wa that?" I would an. hes.x
az little familiar with the low cssnsry
settlement as any native-born Casolnsnu
could be.
They were expatriates for ~ -
tenders sake, many Of them. N1stlp1v
flora's Was one of the ii
we took, But, as I was saying, tiey v1xrs
tories to . man, and they fought viehsAe
~. When II was over, the petpnsEs
would have Jared hardly but for = 49,
an. In the thick OF the fixht. Nn.s,.~.
Mary slocumb OF Dobbs, whose hsetar1
was with us. came storming down upsa
the held. having rode a-gallop some fcsty-
odd miles because she dreamed her npon
mar was killed. She begged for IL ~
oners. and SO Caswell hanged only shoes
who were blood guilty-these and ~
house n A raw-boned pfperAre1
McGillicuddy fell to my, lot, n N -
my matordouno at Jenntfer house: q -
est q fellow az ever skirled . pibroeA..
That was ! you." I said; .to mskaa
friend retainer out Of your r.isonar.
And 80 this Highland piper has 80
your fencing master, q hep
Twas he taught me what Hftia I
know OF the claymore play: ana this s1anf
old blade 10 his. "Tis Al good a. 49,
mans az e o have the hE.aek of
swinging It,"
Truly" said I. .Also. you see.sa Z.
have the knack, and the strength a. ven.
IN spite of h crippled arm you vers
carrying In . sling the night before whea
they hailed you Into Colonel Tarfeeen,a
court at Appleby."
"a little rus OF war;. he sah. ls,srA-
Ing n making q fist to show me his am
was strong n sound again. ~srwaa
tMcGilliouddy put me to It, saying ehey
would belize toAdeal the gentler win =
wounded man. But how came you 6
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