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his pace and made straight for the place assignedfor their meeting. Counting every moment impatient ly, half-an-hour had passed before hecould dimly see the approaching form of hisaccomplice, with swift, regular and light-footedsteps typical of the virile temperament of theman. In a breathless string of words he told ofhis forced delay by a roundabout route and ofthe need for a hasty exit from the dell. Couldthey not spare the time to make a scanty plan ?No! They must be away with all possible speedand elude their pursuers. At a frantic pacc theyS H A D O W S I V E R E C R E E P I N G U P O N T H EShadows were creeping upon the rich grassyglades of the forest and it was at this late hourthat he set out on his quest. So far as he couldplan, he would go by way of the winding path,to the far end, down by the dell, and wait untilsundown. He was in no very placid state ofmind,yet it was his anxiety as well as the fact of

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Shadows were creeping upon the rich grassyglades of the forest and it was at this late hourthat he set out on his quest. So far as he couldplan, he would go by way of the winding path,to the far end, down by the dell, and wait untilsundown. He was in no very placid state of mind,yet it was his anxiety as well as the fact of hispromise to call at Don's, that made him the moredetermined. Step by step he plodded on until thelast rays of the sun were hidden by the density ofthe trees, and as he made his way he mused overhis plans. He would meet the man and conducth i m t o t h e h u t o f t h e h e r m i t o r t o t h a t o f t h elone resident by the river brink. At either ofthese places they could unravel the details in themidnight silence. No problem would easily bafflethe crafty brain of his companion and the procedure they would adopt must in more than oneway outwit their rival's claims. With increasingeagerness he quickened his pace and madestraight for the place assigned for their meeting.Counting every moment impatiently, half-an-hour had passed before he could dimly see the

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Shadows were creeping upon the rich grassyglades of the forest and it was at this late hourthat he set out on his quest. So far as he couldplan, he would go by way of the winding path,to the far end, down by the dell, and wait untilsundown. He was in no very placid state of mind,yet it was his anxiety as well as the fact of hispromise to call at Don's, that made him the moredetermined. Step by step he plodded on until thelast rays of the sun were hidden by the density ofthe trees, and as he made his way he mused overhis plans. He would meet the man and conduct

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Shadows were creeping upon the rich grassy glades of theforest and it was at this late hour that he set out on his quest.So far as he could plan he would go by way of the windingpath, to the far end, down by the dell, and wait until sundown.He was in no very placid state of mind, yet it was his anxietyas well as the fact of his promise to call at Don's, that madehim the more determined. Step by step he plodded on untilthe last rays of the sun were hidden by the density of the trees,and as he made his way he mused over his plans. He wouldmeet the man and conduct h im to the hut o f the hermi t o r tothat of the lone resident by the river brink. At either of theseplaces they could unravel the details in the midnight silence.No problem would easily baflle the crafty brain of his companion and the procedure they would adopt must in morethan one way outwit their rival's claims. With increasingeagerness he quickened his pacc and made straight for theplace assigned for their meeting. Counting every momentimpatiently, half-an-hour had passed before he could dimlysee the approaching form of his accomplice, with swift, regular and light-footed steps, typical of the virile temperamentof the man.

Shadows were creeping upon the rich grassy glades of theforest and it was at this late hour that he set out on his quest.So far as he could plan, he would go by way of the windingpath, to the far end, down by the dell, and wait until sundown.He was in no very placid state of mind, yet it was his anxietyas well as the fact of his promise to call at Don's, that madehim the more determined. Step by step he plodded on untilthe last rays of the sun were hidden by the density of the trees,and as he made his way he mused over his plans. He wouldmeet the man and conduct him to the hut of the hermit or tothat of the lone resident by the river brink. At either of theseplaces they could unravel the details in the midnight silence.No problem would easily baffle the crafty brain of his companion and the procedure they would adopt must in morethan one way outwit their rival's claims. With increasing

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Shadows were creeping upon the rich grassy gladesof the forest and it was at this late hour that he set outon his quest. So far as he could plan, he would go by wayof the winding path, to the far end, down by the dell,and wait until sundown. He was in no very placid stateof mind, yet it was his anxiety as well as the fact of hispromise to call at Don's, that made him the more determined. Step by step he plodded on until the last rays ofthe sun were hidden by the density of the trees, and ashe made his way he mused over his plans. He wouldmeet the man and conduct him to the hut of the hermitor to that of the lone resident by the river brink. Ateither of these places they could unravel the details inthe midnight silcnce. No problem would easily baffle thecrafty brain of his companion and the procedure theywould adopt must in more than one way outwit theirr i v a l ' s c l a i m s .

Shadows were creeping upon the rich grassy gladesof the forest and it was at this late hour that he set outon his quest. So far as he could plan, he would go by wayof the winding path, to the far end, down by the dell,and wait until sundown. He was in no very placid stateof mind, yet it was his anxiety as well as the fact of hispromise to call at Don's, that made him the more determined. Step by step he plodded on until the last rays ofthe sun were hidden by the density of the trees, and ashe made his way he mused over his plans. He wouldmeet the man and conduct him to the hut of the hermitor to that of the lone resident by the river brink. Ateither of these places they could unravel the details inthe midnight silence. No problem would easily baffle thecrafty brain of his companion and the procedure theywould adopt must in more than one way outwit their

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