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Madelon

CHAPTER VIII
19/23

"Don't be frightened," Madelon said again.

"This is the only horse in town that can beat my father's on a short stretch, and I don't know that he can always, but I don't think he has been used, and father's was ridden hard yesterday.

I can manage this one in harness better than I can father's.

Don't be frightened." But Dorothy's face grew pale as the swan's-down around it, and her great blue eyes were fixed fearfully upon the bounding heels and flanks of the old white race-horse.
Madelon strained her eyes ahead as they neared the turn of the New Salem road.

There was nobody in sight.


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