13/25 Isn't that a sign-post ahead ?" It was a sign-post, looming black and forbidding, like a wayside gibbet, where a second road turned to the left. "Wharton, 2 M--Levidge's Mills, 4 M--Custer, 6 M," they read with difficulty. "Gee, I can almost smell that coffee, Clint!" They went on in the growing light, passing another farm-house presently and another unfriendly dog. The greyness in the east became tinged with rose. |