On the Trail of Geronimo — page 191: what you’re looking at

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ON THE TRAIL OF GERONIMO. 179 Inquiring remark of Miss Fanny, who still sat at the side of Lieutenant Whitcomb. “TI need not say that we would all be delighted to do so, but Captain Campereaux is a strict dis- ciplinarian, and he would hardly be pleased if I rode back to the fort too late.” “ Where is he?” “He started home by another course, but we shall probably unite before reaching the post, which is a couple of days’ ride off.” ‘¢ Now that you have learned where we live, you will not forget us,” said she, with a smile which set Dick’s heart a-flutter. ‘““No danger of my forgetting you, but I hope you will change your home very soon, now that you have decided to await the return of your father.” “Why should you wish that, when it is sure to make the distance between us much greater than now ?” ‘“ Because I shall be uneasy as long as I know you are here.” “JT am sure you magnify our danger,” remarked Fanny, lightly. “We have lived here a number of years, and the Apaches, when on the war-path, Comilcoookks (C(O) mM