The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
CHAPTER xxx.
We Attain sise Ns>pea,

We Attain tsse ks>sa.
Co0e on, Mortimer. and ven eoeo
I'D oat what 10 going o." ] tuned
to ths prisoner. "Where are the rest
q yoar gsng?"
You'll find out fer yerself, mister"
hs answered sullesly. "an' maybe
Aana quick too"
They are in the grape arbor 70 ths
ssstA Of the house." brobs IN Eric.
THAT was where FagiA told then to
IL e1let and wait ordsrs."
Then We will sxDloeo along IL
north side, keeping the 1socs bettvesu
ua I've got . handful q men over
thsss in the orchard. n yoa are botA
ready we'll 60"
took look myself st Toms rope
tying. and found It satisfactory. In.
dsed. in remembrance q ny own suf.
fsFiAg, l even loosened the strain q
little. confident the fellow could never
free himself unaided. Then the three
Of ~. Mortimer armed with his late
guards gun, crawled up over the edge
q tAs bank. ran without Ltoppins
acsoos the open space. and crouchsd
b tAe shadow Of tAs fence. II VA
0e10 dark. although faint gray tiaSsd
- eastern skyline. barely perceptibls
eAsoagh ths intssvsaiag trssa. Ths
great hOuse, . hundred yards away,
wa1 .teu stsuseel s1tlane. AistiAgu3aAr r
ahIe by IL hgAts shining out through
0Den win1oWs. At that distance -
sound reached ~. However. n Nor.
timer was right. the way would -
clear for cur passage along the froat.
under shelter Of the fence. even
though q seatry was posted there. and
We could creep up to the walls on the
opposite 06s unobserved. An We
needed to Do was to advance with
caution. Whispering directions into
the ears of the Others. I moved for
ward slowly, Mortimer close to my
shoulder. ] could see across the top
rail Of the fencs. and the open space
beyond yielAed ~ point Of conceal.
ment.
Tell ne the rest Of your story" ]
said, sDeakias softly. "as We 20 along.
Where - Ragin take you!"
ITO saAl cave: We rode . night
and Aay 10 get there"
Treat yoa all right!"
Wen - Ae could. I suppose. had
enough 10 sat. bat was guarded close
ly, an1 tAe fellows were . bit rough. :"
"Dta y0a 0in no iAkling Of what
they were ~ TOT"
49, ~N<htA0
or prstsa1eA not to. only saw Fagin
twice. Oace he came to assure him
self that I was really myself. Some
body told hin I was with Delavan in
= tight over near Lone Tree"
That was yoar sister"
"WhaAl You don't mean 1t was
Clairsr'
But q. I chanced to be in that
affair myself, and saw her. Later she,
with three others-Peter, an Indian,
and aA lflaAAan-captured me, mis-
taking - eer some one else, and took
me % 0nhuYst. As soon ~ she
learnsA ~ identity she acknowi
edged ~ error. But have not
lear1s1 yst Why she was with Dela-
van. - ~ wAom she mistook ne"
n, ~ Arsw ta his breath sharp
b. 0luU1nG - ~ the shoulder.
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