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e1eao arrives vittdn ths eoeaY's hses
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cArfEn Iv-rroubIs b started over
~. Aistreas Mortimer. (ths Lady q
- Ussedsa Ross). to make his escape.
S e CAPTAIN Grant q he British
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HsSs friends snA the spy aakes 4 dash
.sssty. .wtnning river following .
HAPfER WITH. Major arrive, O.
lcs ksovs tbs Lady Of II. iaea sienssd
.AfrEH v1I-cap.ain o,,,. A..
- h xsir vs ~. snd a. search The biacksmitS
CHAPTER n-rAvr....to,,. 49,.
- vhs capture Grant and IS
CHAPTER X-Najor rAv,enc. 4. n.n.
sese ~ a Indian and tive white
.SArTER Xl-LAvrsnee's cantor, ,.-r
sse stsong cell vhsre he n,Sete
SnApTER xn-Peter advises Law
IN n ss.S e attempt se escape - 'sons
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LeSY e ths BSesdeA Roee. vhs IN:
~ - -. - n command Of tie party
CHATTER Xv-Ths captive 10 thrust
- 1asH underground chamber vhee
SaSesh Grant begins . search Of the
CHATTER XV-After digging his WV
IT, lawrence nnds the place deserted.
oefoss the threshold.
CHAPTER xvn-coI. Mortimer. faith.
bis homo in ruins.
&C. Hc1HiPTER irT..s.,x xymzcspt: Y ,p er.n. insists
CHAPTER. xIx-M,ss Mortimer. ap-
sssis locked in ths strong room
GHxPrER XXX - Lawrence escapes
eAFssGh plans erraneed BY The Lady and
ssss Grant attack Miss Mortimer.
CHAPTER xxr-Grant IL knocked ont
~ IAwrencs. who comes to Miss Morti-
3er's relief, and then makes his escape.
CHAPTER xx1I-captain Grants base
villainy reveale<
CHAPTER xxv-The battle Of Mon
0outh.
"The cavalry! The cavalry"
They were coming around the end
4 the morass. charging full tilt upon
Ne right Of our line. l saw that end
stumble up, and, . moment later,
scarcely realizing what had occurred
~ were racing backward. firing as We
nm, and stumbling over dead bodies.
Maxwell rallied Us beyond tho
eauseway. swearing manfully As he
arove us into position behind 4 low
stoae wall. Again and again they
charged us. the artillery iire shatter-
hG The wall into fragments. Twice
~ came to bayoa cts and clubbed
guns, battling hand to hand, and
Wayne was forced SO far back upon
The left, that We were driven into the
edge of the wood for protection. But
there We held, out front . blaze Of
Gre. 1t seemed to me the horror Of
that struggle would never end. Such
heat, such thirst. the black powder
smoke in our nostrils. the dead under
foot, the cries of the wounded. the
incessant roar of the guns. Again and
again 1t was hand to hand; l could
scarcely tell who faced US, 50 fierce
the melee, 20 suffocating the smoke;
! caught glimpsea Of British Grena-
Aiers, of Hessians, Of Queens Rangers.
Once I thought heard Grants nasal
voice amid the Internal uproar. Stew
art and Ramsey came to our sup.
port; Oswald got his guns upon an
1minence. opening 4 deadly nre: iv-
1naston's regiment charged. and, with
q cheer, We leaped forward also, mad
With tAe battle fever, and Aung then
hack, hack dowa that deadly slope.
h vas not IN Assh and blood - staAl:
- eat the ceater like . wedge. and
Aruvp then peN-nell 10 WhsFo Lea
~ bsea IN the norninS. Here they
rsIlasA, aaAhed by thick woods and
norassss. Too SxAaustsd 70 follow,
Sar nea sank breathIess to tAe
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II was already sunset, and our wofh
Done. The artillery still already, and
I cosld sss loag lines Of troops-
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