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The Star of Gettysburg

CHAPTER XI
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His heart beat steadily and strong.

It was an old risk to him, and he had the advantage of great natural aptitude, fortified by long training in a school of practice where a single misstep meant death.
The sharp eyes of the spy missed nothing.

He counted the thirty pieces of artillery on the hill.

He estimated with amazing accuracy the number of Stuart's horsemen.

He saw a thousand proofs that the heavy firing he had heard in the course of the day was not due to battle with Northern troops.


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