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To the Last Man

CHAPTER XII
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Fresh earth and gravel lay about him, attesting to his fall from above.

He had on neither coat nor hat, and the position of his body and limbs suggested broken bones.

As Ellen hurried to his side she saw that the front of his shirt, low down, was a bloody blotch.

But he could lift his head; his eyes were open; he was perfectly conscious.

Ellen did not recognize the dusty, skinned face, yet the mold of features, the look of the eyes, seemed strangely familiar.
"You're--Jorth's--girl," he said, in faint voice of surprise.
"Yes, I'm Ellen Jorth," she replied.


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