Beadle's Dime Novels No. 214: The Forest Monster — page 52: what you’re looking at

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54 THE FOREST MONSTER. “ See here,” said Hammond, looking up in ‘is frank, ‘Dleas- ing manner, “ you seem to to be a good, onest soul, and I will tell you something, confidentially. “You are wondering why fam in’ this’ out-of-the-way’ part of the world, and I re- ply that I'am seeking not gold, but what is far aboye gold and pantie init that: is the lady” you saw on horseback to-night Y? : »-* o 259, 9e7T . ae | 5 sous liow ob lita re Dik OD POO ery oO” ; is 3S sien besai facil : tee ; Sit) "hi “fi ; oy aT Fs le. 4 3 33 j ; : ‘ art it trod: in 3 it r SOd? 13 j0°S9ki0 a “03 ‘FET! Lee si 3% _ . : cy ‘yj Te) To af . - ert ‘7 * Seine 2rine | "yf taceti ; ‘>iist dsl aint " 6d teil apart Si TI ry eT i. yhdi é@ i f a ay rhe 4 vir iff} ow base em i : “J p'treve I'll dig out of these parts,” “said Black ‘Tom, with a sigh, after he had heard the sscinanti of i mond. “ Why so ?” sauietly asked the lat : ' © Things don’t ‘Took right Ha me T “dont a ae ons tia speci me a *bout the Somes Tve seen on the ken on on h tne s a a va ols ts a ela lod ae abet tr wri .T : i Eh 3 act “ Breda axed her to tig 9 out of ies mi ) ~"@T pave, more than orice. ‘aS ape ig lane | oe ave ail DOYS eon z hn - Caras eT er 6 that qu nestion ‘Femain., in. abeyance for the present,” was bat the the he respon: ponse of Hammonds; ae | think she will do so, but has not yet come. ig — an important ste to be «Pet nie oF 0 ott retin a oe th ee Doi them Blagkf sensed Sir part be ‘long wi nd oil fyatt 2 and p Ua 13 ‘lived there a long time, 2, gue “4 phey hav fe to weet hah toP Eloug time to come, "butt ‘they.do. not: be- jong are pa ca tribe.” eli folate 419° ecqii mish =Desti 26 Wh: tribe, cfs eS ts { 0 yn Sit nate are the ns.’ > “ « raatdeds rd tell. of | at, bat 1th thought they war all dead.” “They were once a powerful tribe, amd these. are all that CommiclooOoks.conn