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The Gentleman From Indiana

CHAPTER X
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The White-Caps had got Mr.Harkless! Lige Willetts had lost track of him out near Briscoes', it was said, and had come in at midnight seeking him.

He had found Parker, the "Herald" foreman, and Ross Schofield, the typesetter, and Bud Tipworthy, the devil, at work in the printing-room, but no sign of Harkless, there or in the cottage.

Together these had sought for him and had roused others, who had inquired at every house where he might have gone for shelter, and they had heard nothing.

They had watched for his coming during the slackening of the storm and he had not come, and there was nowhere he could have gone.

He was missing; only one thing could have happened.
They had roused up Warren Smith, the prosecutor, the missing editor's most intimate friend in Carlow, and Homer, the sheriff, and Jared Wiley, the deputy.


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