25/34 I'll mount and ride back in the direction of Richmond. Yet the whistle, low as it was, was undoubtedly a signal of alarm. "It's important that you shouldn't be held here, that you be left with a free hand." "It's so," she said. Dick thought he heard a moment later the distant beat of hoofs and he felt sure she was riding fast and far. Then he turned his attention to the danger confronting them, because a danger it certainly was, and that, too, of the most formidable kind. |