[The Black Tor by George Manville Fenn]@TWC D-Link bookThe Black Tor CHAPTER FOURTEEN 13/15
I am armed." "Ralph! that you ?" came from a short distance in his rear. "Yes, yes, quick!" cried the lad faintly; and he staggered on now, to find himself a minute later in his father's arms. "Why, Ralph, boy, what does this mean? I have half-a-dozen men out hunting for you." "I'll--I'll tell you presently," panted the lad, who was bathed in sweat.
"Draw your sword, and be on your guard.
Some one has been following me this last half-hour." "Who ?" "I don't know.
Be on your guard." "Not fancy, is it, my boy ?" said Sir Morton, rather doubtfully. There was a sharp rustling sound, and a foot kicked a stone, as its owner was evidently retreating fast. "Humph! Then some one has been following you .-- Hallo, there! stop!" "Hoi! hillo!" came from a distance in answer. "Quick!" said Sir Morton.
"This way, man.
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