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The Guns of Bull Run

CHAPTER XIII
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Starshine and moonshine together gave enough light for a good sharpshooter.
Bending until he was half stooped, he took his chance and ran across the clearing.

His flesh quivered, fearing the sudden impact of a bullet upon it, but no crack of a rifle came and he darted into the protecting shades of the forest.

He lay a few minutes among the trees, until his lungs filled with fresh air.

Then he rose and advanced cautiously up the slope, which lay to the south of the fort.

The besieging force was massed on the northern side of the fort, but it was probable that they had outposts here also, to guard against such errands as the one upon which Harry himself was bent.
Yet he felt sure of getting through.


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