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Vanished Arizona

CHAPTER IV
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I took a special interest in the latter, as I knew we must face life together in the wilds of Arizona.

I had time to learn something about the regiment and its history; and that Major Worth's father, whose monument I had so often seen in New York, was the first colonel of the Eighth Infantry, when it was organized in the State of New York in 1838.
The party on board was merry enough, and even gay.

There was Captain Ogilby, a great, genial Scotchman, and Captain Porter, a graduate of Dublin, and so charmingly witty.

He seemed very devoted to Miss Wilkins, but Miss Wilkins was accustomed to the devotion of all the officers of the Eighth Infantry.

In fact, it was said that every young lieutenant who joined the regiment had proposed to her.


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