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The Littlest Rebel

CHAPTER VIII
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He had meant to seize the wall as a breastwork and fight from behind it, but before he dropped down he would fire one last shot.

His gun came up to his shoulder--he aimed at some unseen foe and fired.

But from somewhere, out of the crash of sound and the rolling powder smoke, a singing missile came and found its mark.

The man in blue bent over suddenly, wavered, then toppled down inside the wall, his gun ringing on the stones as he fell.
"Daddy!" the child whispered, with ashen face, "it's the biscuit man.
It's HARRY!" Her father's hand went out instinctively to cover her eyes.

"Don't look, dear! Don't look!" The road was choked now.


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