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The Foreigner

CHAPTER XVII
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Kalman, you dare not." And Kalman went his way to meet his Gethsemane in the Night Hawk ravine, till morning found him on his face under the trees, with his victory still in the balance.

The hereditary instincts of Slavic blood cried out for vengeance.

The passionate loyalty of his heart to the memory of his mother and to his father cried out for vengeance.

His own wrongs cried out for vengeance, and against these cries there stood that single word, "Father, forgive them, they know not what they do." Before a week was gone old Portnoff came hot foot to Brown to report that early that morning Rosenblatt had ridden off in the direction of the Fort, where was the Government Land Office.
"It is something about the mine.

He was in good spirits.
He offered me something good on his return.


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