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s5o1r the coming meeting between
him and Dverroa. a.-zogEh I belleTst
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them. Ert When Two men .ars each
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were rfiu zorn= distance from Ports.
mouth. The sight d the blooming
heGga--oEz. the bIr!-50HZE. and all the
fair beauty q The morning made ne
Ing 70 be DIrE.Ie. and q, the last
staze-Ey companion still sleeping
I got out and With Z shilling 10 the
coachmaa. got the box Eea- There
we're 0aIy tED OF three pergOas, be
zl1sa The guard, On the coach.
Once .p there. I could not rest sat
lsfea E.rhog, handling the ribbons.
! had usyer even driven donkey In
ny lie. but EeysrtheIess. asplred to
drive four fresh rOadsters. The coach.
man, a goOd-natUred. foolish fellow,
gave me the rslns. down a perfectly
smooth lane. seized the whip, too,
and brought It down across the wheel.
eTa' backs. and, the next thing knew.
the coach vas lying On its side On the
road, and / vas On the ground.
It vas over in z wink, and It seemed
scarcely longer before 1t had been
rIghted; for the load was extremely
light, and no one was hurt except
Giles. He scrambled out Of the coach
window, his arm hanging down. not
broken, but out Of joint. pointed
tO II.
Your sword arm" | said.
There vas nothing for It but to
make for Portsmouth as fast as pos.
sible. Giles was In extreme pain; he
said nothing, but great drops came out
upon his forehead. When we reached
the town, / at once put off in search of
q surgeon, while Giles remained at the
inn. / soon fetched the surgeon, who
got the arm into place. When the
man had finished, Giles asked when
he could use his arm for pistol shoot
ing.
CTO BE COSTIEUED)