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Mr. Isaacs

CHAPTER VIII
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There was no mistaking the impulse that prompted her.

She had seen many an accident in the hunting-field, and knew well that when a man fell like that it was ten to one he was badly hurt.
Isaacs was ghastly pale, and there was a little blood on Miss Westonhaugh's white gauntlet.

Her face was whiter even than his, though not a quiver of mouth or eyelash betrayed emotion.

The man who had done it knelt on the other side, rubbing one of the hands.

Kildare and Westonhaugh galloped off at full speed, and presently returned bearing a brandy-flask and a smelling-bottle, and followed by a groom with some water in a native _lota_.


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