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With Lee in Virginia

CHAPTER XVI
19/56

A young negress and child were with them.

Is there anything I can do ?" Mr.Renfrew telegraphed back to request that the men, who were kidnaping the female slave, should if possible be traced, and the direction they took ascertained.

He then sent the message across to Vincent, who at once went to his office.
"Now," the lawyer said, "you must do nothing rashly in this business, Vincent.

They are at the best of times a pretty rough lot at the edge of these Carolina swamps, and at present things are likely to be worse than usual.

If you were to go alone on such an errand you would almost certainly be shot.


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