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Elizabeth’s Campaign

CHAPTER XIII
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And she had by now developed a kind of _flair_ in the woods, which was the astonishment of Captain Dell, himself no mean forester.

As far as ash was concerned, she was a hunter on the trail.

She could distinguish an ash tree yards ahead through a mixed or tangled wood, and track it unerringly.

The thousand ash that she, and the old park-keepers set on by her, had already found for the Government, were nothing to what she meant to find.

The Squire's woods, some of which she had not yet explored at all, were as mines to her in which she dug for treasure--for the timber that might save her country.
Captain Dell delighted in her.


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