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Personal Recollections of Pardee Butler

CHAPTER XXXVI
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He got out, mounted his horse, and started for home, twelve miles away.

But the Carolinians, like Pharaoh of old, repented that they had let him go, and soon started in pursuit.

It was a hot race, for as Mr.Quiett reached the top of each hill he could see his pursuers coming behind him.

But he reached home; and when they came to the creek near his home, they were afraid to pass through the woods--probably fearing an ambush--and returned to town.

But parties were sent out to take him when he was unprepared; and, finding that he was hunted, he was afraid to stay at home nights.
I have heard Mrs.Quiett say, that one day, when her husband had been away several days, he came home for a little while, and she gave him something to eat.


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