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The Lost Trail

CHAPTER IV
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He to come here and insult me mistress after professin' the kindest regards.

May I be made to eat rat-tail files for potaties if iver I trust red-skin honor again!" "It strikes me that you and this precious savage had become quite intimate.

I suppose in a few weeks longer you would have left us and lived with him altogether." The tears trickled down Teddy's cheeks, and he made answer in a meek, mournful tone: "Plaise forgive me, Mister Harvey, and Miss Cora.

Yees both knows I would die for yees, and it was little I dr'amed of a savage iver disecrating this house by an ungentlemanly act.

Teddy never'll sarve yees the like agin." "I have no faith in the promises of a man who is intemperate." The Irishman raised his hand to heaven: "May the good Father above strike me dead if I iver swallow another drop! Do yees belave me now.


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