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The Tree of Appomattox

CHAPTER II
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But something had awakened in Dick.

The sixth, and even the germ of a seventh sense, which may have been instinct, were up and alive.

He did not look again at the rose garden, nor did he listen any longer to the footsteps of his men.
He had concentrated all his faculties, the known, and the unknown, which may have been lying dormant in him, upon a single object.

He heard only the click of the knitting needles, and he saw only the small, strong hands moving swiftly back and forth.

They were very white, and they were firm like those of a young woman.


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