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THE BOUNTY-JUMPER. When Lafe Hornbeck looked into the countenance of the strange man who appeared thus unexpectedly before him in the deserted breastwork, it needed no second glance to tell him that
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THE BOUNTY-JUMPER. When Lafe Hornbeck looked into the countenance of the strange man who appeared thus unexpectedly before him in the deserted breastwork, it needed no second glance to tell him that
HOW HUGH MET THE PRINCE. Only a brief space later, Hugh and this new companion in painted fool's clothes and with…
SIR HEREWARD'S RING. From the spire of the Abbey church, throughout the night, the monks could see on the high la…
HUGH THE WRITER. A boy of fifteen, clad in doublet and hose of plain cloth dyed a sober brown, sat alone at one end of…
UP IN THE WORLD. Save the crackling of flame, and the small sound of branches overhead that were swayed a little by th…
A STRANGE CHRISTMAS EVE. When two nights and two days had passed, Dickon and Andreas found themselves on the furthermo…
A BURST FOR FREEDOM. The crossbow was audibly rattling on Dickon's shoulder and his knees smote together after he…
THE MAKING OF A SOLDIER. Though more crests are blazoned nowadays than there are minutes in which the heralds may coun…
LAFE RESCUES AN OFFICER, AND FINDS HIS COUSIN. Lafe had seen forest fires near Juno Mills, and there was nothing in hi…
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