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The Gold-Stealers

CHAPTER XXV
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His attitude was stern and masterful, and Chris yielded with a sense of awe.

Summers regarded the pair for a moment with pursed lips and bent brows; then a grim smile dawned about his mouth, and he touched his horses with the whip and drove slowly away down the road.
Harry and Chris stood upon the plain facing each other, the girl's hands clasped firmly in those of the man.

Harry was dressed just as he had come from the mine; her neat black frock was marked with the grey dust from his clothes.

He was flushed; his eyes had more of power than of love in them.

She still strove, but felt his strength greater than hers, and her heart beat painfully.


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