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The Hosts of the Air

CHAPTER XIV
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Picard uttered a deep "Ah!" because he recognized the one who led them, a powerful, erect man, the Prussian Rudolf von Boehlen, now in the very center of the moonlight.
When they were yet two hundred yards away, Picard stepped into the middle of the road and called to them in a loud voice to halt.

He saw von Boehlen throw up his head, say something to his troop, and then try to urge his horse to a faster gait.
Picard sighed.

He knew that von Boehlen was a brave man and he respected brave men.

A disagreeable task lay before him, one that must be done, but he would give him another chance.

He called again and louder than before for them to halt, but von Boehlen came on steadily.


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