A Knight of the Cumberland by John Fox
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other indeed holds mortal possibilities of
offence--so that if the visitor has common sense, all embarrassment passes at once. The door was closed, the fire blazed on uncovered, the smothered talk and laughter of the two girls ceased, the coon-hunter came not and the night passed in peace. It must have been near daybreak that I was aroused by the old man leaving the cabin and I heard voices and the sound of horses' feet outside. When he came back he was grinning. ``Hit's your mules.'' ``Who found them?'' ``The Wild Dog had 'em,'' he said. III THE AURICULAR TALENT OF THE HON. SAMUEL BUDD Behind us came the Hon. Samuel |
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