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The Gentleman From Indiana

CHAPTER X
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The lady saw them several times, clear as day, by the flashes of lightning--the scoundrels were coming this way.
They must have been dragging him with them then.

He couldn't have had a show for his life amongst them.

Do what you like--maybe they've got him at the Cross-Roads.

If there's a chance of it--dead or alive--bring him back!" A voice rang out above the clamor that followed the judge's speech.
"'Bring him back!' God could, maybe, but He won't.

Who's travelling my way?
I go west!" Hartley Bowlder had ridden his sorrel up the embankment, and the horse stood between the rails.


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