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The Tree of Appomattox

CHAPTER VIII
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In another minute they came in sight, Confederate troopers, obviously scouting.

Luckily, the ravine being stony and the light bad, they did not see any trail, left by Shepard's troop, and they went on down the ravine.
"Shall we go on ?" asked Dick.
"Not yet, sir," replied Shepard.

"They don't suspect that we're up here, and it's likely they're trying for a good view of our army.

But I fancy they'll be returning in a few minutes.

We'd best be very quiet, sir." Dick cautioned the men, and they lay as still as wild animals in their coverts.


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