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The Slowcoach

CHAPTER 14
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Down he fell without a sound.
His companion, glancing up at the instant, saw him fall, and, leaving his matchlock, ran to his assistance.

At the same moment the smith and the boys rushed from the shrubbery.

The soldier, running towards his friend, observed them approaching, checked himself in bewilderment, and then swung round on his heel and made for his weapon.

But Matthew was too quick for him.

The smith was quite twenty yards distant, but, gathering himself together, he flung out his arm, and with all his might threw the iron bar at the retreating sentry.


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