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First in the Field

CHAPTER FOURTEEN
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We don't mind a few blackfellows about here.

They are only like big children." "But what ought I to do ?" cried Nic anxiously.

"Shall I ride somewhere and get help ?" "Perhaps it is not necessary," said Mrs Braydon, smiling rather piteously.

"The girls are right.

But, my dear boy, how did you find your way ?" "Father pointed out that gap in the mountain over there, and told me to ride straight for it." "What place was it where you left your father ?" Nic described it as well as he was able.
"I know: it must be the third water-hole from here; five-and-thirty miles away." "And he has ridden all that way since morning!" cried Mrs Braydon.


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