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The Scouts of Stonewall

CHAPTER XII
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"But masses more than three to one are gathering about us." "I tell you again, you just trust Old Jack." Harry looked toward the far end of the coach where Jackson sat with the older members of his staff.

His figure swayed with the train, but he showed no sign of weariness or that his dauntless soul dwelt in a physical body.

He was looking out at the window, but it was obvious that he did not see the green landscape flashing past.

Harry knew that he was making the most complex calculations, but like Dalton he ceased to wonder about them.

He put his faith in Old Jack, and let it go at that.
There was very little talking in the train.


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