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The Story of Paul Boyton

CHAPTER XVIII
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No one knew and he plied his paddle vigorously in the hope of overtaking the unfortunate man who had evidently been hurled from the bluff into the stream; but no trace could be found.

Below the sound of rapids was borne to his ear.
The smooth water began to break and start as if suddenly impelled forward by some subtle influence that meant to tear the rocks from the bed and crush every obstacle in its course.

With all his care in steering through that rapid, he was thrown against a rock with considerable force, but caught hold of it and stood up to determine the course of the channel.

Seeing an old lady standing before the door of a farm house, he rang out a cavalry charge on his bugle.

She threw up her hands as though she had heard the last trumpet of the Day of Judgment, and rushing into the house she alarmed all the occupants.


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