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The Mysterious Rider

CHAPTER VIII
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One corner contained cupboard, ceiling high, with new, clean doors of wood, neatly made; and next to it stood a table, just as new.

On the blank wall beyond that were pegs holding saddles, bridles, blankets, clothes.
"He did it--all this inside," burst out Moore, delighted with her delight.

"Quicker than a flash! Collie, isn't this great?
I don't mind being down on my back.

And he says they call him Hell-Bent Wade.

I call him Heaven-Sent Wade!" When Columbine turned to the hunter, bursting with her pleasure and gratitude, he suddenly dropped the forked stick he used as a lift, and she saw his hand shake when he stooped to recover it.


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