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Guy Rivers: A Tale of Georgia

CHAPTER XIX
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The few surviving guard will be seen to, and they saw too little to be dangerous.

They were like stunned and stupified men.

This boy alone was cool and collected, and is so obstinate in what he knows and thinks, that he troubles neither himself nor his neighbors with doubt or difficulty.

I knew him a few years ago, when something more of a boy than now; and even then he was the same character." "But why not let him start, and take the woods for it?
How easy to settle the matter on the roadside, in a thousand different ways.

The accumulation of these occurrences in the village, as much as anything else, will break us up.


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