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The Girl From Keller’s

CHAPTER XVII
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For a few minutes they struggled against the gale, and then the roar Festing had heard behind the scream drowned the rumbling thunder.

He threw up his arm to guard his face as the terrible hail of the plains drove down the blast.
It fell in oblique lines of ragged lumps of ice, hammering upon the wagon and bringing the horses to a stop.

They began to plunge, turning half round, while one pressed against the other, in an effort to escape the savage buffeting.

Festing let them have their way at the risk of upsetting the rig, and presently they stopped with their backs to the wind.

He let the reins fall, and the hail beat upon his bowed head and shoulders like a shower of stones.


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