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The Tree of Appomattox

CHAPTER IX
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Yet they lay behind and on the side of their enemy who would speedily be exposed where he was weakest, to their full weight.

The long flanking movement had been a complete success so far.
Little of the day was left.

The sun was almost hidden behind the eastern mountains but it still flamed in the west, glittering along the bayonets of the men in the forest, and showing their eager faces.

Dick's heart throbbed.

In that moment of anticipated victory he forgot all about Harry and his friends who were in the closing trap.


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