Five Thousand Dollars Reward by A. Frank [pseud.] Pinkerton
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"Confound it, Miss Vane, what a tease you are. There comes your brother now, and I must away." "You will call when you return from your hunt?" "Perhaps." He then passed outside. A single horseman was riding slowly down the forest road toward the village. He must needs pass the cottage. August Bordine had called the traveler Victoria's brother. He saw his mistake as he passed out, but did not deem it necessary to rectify it. He swung his rifle to his shoulder, and moved, with a long stride, toward the nearest point of woods. Vaulting a fence, he crossed a bit of clearing and entered a clump of trees. Here he paused and looked back. The strange horseman had halted at the cottage, and was conversing with Victoria. Bordine saw him lift his hat politely, and knew that it was no tramp this |
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