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The Tree of Appomattox

CHAPTER XV
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"I hope they'll be reasonable about it, and won't insist on fighting until they're all killed.

Have you heard anything of those two robbers and murderers, Slade and Skelly ?" "Not a thing.

But I didn't expect it.

They'd never leave the mountains.
Instead they'll go farther into 'em." That night many messengers rode with dispatches, and the lines of the Northern army were tightened.

Dick saw all the signs that portended a great movement, signs with which he had long since grown familiar.
The big batteries were pushed forward, and heavy masses of infantry were moved closer to the Confederate trenches.


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