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y. DEADWOOD DICK. bg He then hurried toward town, wholly uncoriscious that he was shad nearly all the whole distance, by no less a . Jane. ‘-. trived in Right Bower, she sought her cabin, and found Ruth evidently waiting her return, | We will pass over the journey to the vicinity of the glen, where Ruth left Her companion and pushed on into the fissute, until the challenge “halt!” rung ont. - ‘For the eager mother to steal into the cabin and her child was now but the work of a moment, and she = + Connicbooks.conn