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Guy Rivers: A Tale of Georgia

CHAPTER XXI
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"THOU SHALT DO NO MURDER!" Even at this moment, Munro entered the apartment.

He came not a moment too soon.

Rivers had abused his opportunity thus far; and it is not to be doubted that he would have forborne none of the advantages which his brute strength afforded him over the feeble innocent, were it not for the interposition of the uncle.

He _had_ lied, when he had asserted to the girl the sanction of the uncle for his threatened crime.

Munro was willing that his niece should become the _wife_ of the outlaw, and barely willing to consent even to this; but for anything less than this--base as he was--he would sooner have braved every issue with the ruffian, and perished himself in defence of the girl's virtue.


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