[The Shadow of a Crime by Hall Caine]@TWC D-Link bookThe Shadow of a Crime CHAPTER XII 32/36
He ran towards Sim.
Quicker than speech, and before Sim had recovered breath, Ralph had swung himself about, caught the bridles of both horses, and by the violent lurch had thrown both riders from their seats.
But neither seemed hurt.
Leaping to their feet together, they bounded down upon Ralph, and laying firm hold upon him tried to manacle him. Then, with the first moment of reflection, the truth flashed upon him. It was he who had been pursued, and he had thrown himself into the arms of his pursuers. They were standing by the gap in the furze bushes.
The mourners were at the top of the pass, and they saw what had happened.
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