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The Way of a Man

CHAPTER XIII
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I could see that her hands were small and well formed, could see the firelight shine pink at the inner edges of her fingers.

On one finger, as I could not avoid noticing, was a curious ring of plain gold.

The setting, also of gold, was deeply cut into the figure of a rose.

I recalled that I had never seen a ring just similar.

Indeed, it seemed to me, as I stole a furtive glance at her now and then, I had never seen a girl just similar.
[Illustration: THEY FOUGHT FURIOUSLY THE YELLING CHARGING REDSKIN WARRIORS] [Illustration: THE WAGONS DRAW INTO A DEFENSIVE CIRCLE] We had waited perhaps not over an hour at our fireside, undecided what to do, when Auberry raised a hand.


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