Beadle's Dime Novels No. 135: The Cherokee Chief — page 77: what you’re looking at

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HETTY HERSELY! 79 feet on the soft ground. MHetty’s tracks would be smaller, I think ; but the trail may have been made by Moawee.” This intelligence caused the party to set forth hastily, and they followed the slight trail, with Catamarra as a leader. ‘Tt led them higher up.the mountain, across rugged: ridges and deep gullies, until they lost it ina narrow valley, through which flowed a little stream. The location of the valley was - hardly half a mile from that of the hut, and its sides were rough and precipitous. 3 ___* We haye lost the trail,” said Stafford, “ and I doubt whether it would be worth while to follow it any further if. we could find it, for it is not likely that that trail was made by any of our friends, They would not have gone in this direction, if they had considered the other place dangerous.” eae aee “J am not so sure of that,” said Matthew. “For my part, if. I was driven from a hiding-place, I should be more apt to i seek another near it, than to go far ajvay. That is just what_ has been done, and we. have come to the right plac ; for, ps gue Pe is a woman Parse to us from the clift. yonder, As I live, it is Hetty herself!”= ws Stafford looked, and ss Crawley standing on aledge, a little way up the rocky | »f the valley. She was waving “Come on! It is tak * he shouted, as he hastily com- i —_penced te climb the rocks. Oatamarra followed, supporting = ola chief up the incline, and Matthew Crawley brought up + again they saw her, sta ee errs a rade wall of sl APotian man and ‘ Woman were looking over the wall from within, and, Hetty Was waving her brazch more vigorously. than before. sgt she Boe? “ There are I enh ~ _ ‘Ue other side !” Sc ES 5 ~ forward and entered the inclosure, fol- sd them, was startled by feeling a hand é on oenap of @ stalwart and black-faced : Ge COMICHOOLSsCOnn —