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Forward, March

CHAPTER XI
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It was evident that the mare would not consent to be left.
"Very well," said the young man.

"If you can't be reasonable and remain quietly behind for a few minutes, we must make our exploration in company.

Perhaps it is better so, after all, for when I do discover a trail we shall be ready to take instant advantage of it, and get the more quickly away from this unpleasantly conspicuous place." While thus talking in a low tone to the mare, Ridge was also equipping her for the road.

He had just finished tightening the saddle-girth and was about to mount, when Senorita uttered a snort indicative of some strange presence.

Turning quickly, her master was confronted by a sight that caused his heart to sink like lead.


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