[Guy Rivers: A Tale of Georgia by William Gilmore Simms]@TWC D-Link bookGuy Rivers: A Tale of Georgia CHAPTER X 13/35
If I were to let you have your way you'd bring the whole country down upon us.
There will be time enough when we see a reason for it to tie up this young man's tongue." "I see--I see!--you are ever thus--ever risking our chance upon contingencies when you might build strongly upon certainties.
You are perpetually trying the strength of the rope, when a like trouble would render it a sure hold-fast.
Rather than have the possibility of this thing being blabbed, I would--" "Hush--hark!" said Munro, placing his hand upon the arm of his companion, and drawing him deeper into the copse, at the moment that Forrester, who had just left the chamber of Ralph, emerged from the tavern into the open air.
The outlaw had not placed himself within the shadow of the trees in time sufficient to escape the searching gaze of the woodman, who, seeing the movement and only seeing one person, leaped nimbly forward with a light footstep, speaking thus as he approached: "Hello! there--who's that--the pedler, sure.
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