[With Edged Tools by Henry Seton Merriman]@TWC D-Link bookWith Edged Tools CHAPTER XII 6/12
The sound of its footfall was just perceptible, slowly diminishing the distance that divided them.
Then the trees were parted, and a tall, fair man stepped forward on to the opposite bank. Jack Meredith bowed gravely, and the other sportsman, seeing the absurdity of the situation, burst into hearty laughter.
In a moment or two he had leapt from rock to rock and come to Meredith. "It seems," he said, "that we have been wasting a considerable amount of time." "I very nearly wasted powder and shot," replied Jack, significantly indicating his rifle. "I saw you twice, and raised my rifle; your breeches are just the colour of a young doe.
Are you Meredith? My name is Oscard." "Ah! Yes, I am Meredith.
I am glad to see you." They shook hands.
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