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103 BLACK ARROW) THE “AVENGER. -* SEARS Peter coo Tg eee Rey Bite, Rel seo Relaies whee “camped ” on the plantation.! © ‘©T Want’ to “know, Bow,” said George, “what is to be- come of the Comanches. N e-cum-wa ons you to return “THI must,” replied Ben, a8 his edulitéhdues addediy fell. “]T promised him, and you know what an Indian is” | *“ Perhaps he ean be —. _ suggested — “ Give hima lots of presents.” - rT ales Sid ybechaeltal egies tim.” “You have plenty—wagon-loads of them. John Wilson Jeft a will with me. He had no relations, and he gives all his property to Miriam. What is’ liens is ‘yours, I> suppose, or soon ‘willebe, Shall I take the responsibility, Miriam ?” ~ Mifiany gladlyassented. ‘Toth “went to the wagons, and the Comanches were sent away rejoicing, although Ne-cum-wa exhibited more grief at parting with Black“ Arrow; than any one, except Bén Blood, would have given him credit for. - * - When this matter was settled, mew Warmer hap iaawiee questi ready for Ben. Towant to know what you shiomnee? he wkd iat eestatis time when you had been standing on a barrel, by saying that it would have been better for you and for me if the barrel had ‘been pushed ree Ser set pi weny wourt it have ‘been better for me ?” — _ “ Because, ba J I bad aa, you would have had: my. mother's property.” ria? ih ht sPesic tiie. “T have cists without it” . Ben'hiad enough, too. In due course of. sth Riley doe ried to Miriam ‘Boyd, and became the proprietor of a large stock farm.” George Warner married Rose Landry, and was one of the most extensive traders in northern Texas. Both Were prosperous in their business and farnilyrelations. “March's Settlement grew wnd flourished, and the days of outlaws were over. Charley St. Clair escaped to’Galveston,; where dissipa- tion sdon made an end of him; but Jim Baker wus resolute in his determination to. lead a now life, and became a quiet - eoddentensel Cconmcloooks.comn - S . 7 . e 7