Pulp Fiction, 1876 · page 94 of 100
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68 THORNPATH, THE TRAILER; OR, ing brought them into a narrow, wooded ravine wherein Matel Prescott and her father and lover, Nora and ber father and lover, and the real Princess Wannamiah were encamped. Nora and her father took leave of their friends, after she had rested, and returned to their home at Slaughter’s settle ment, Nora’s lover accompanying them. The rest of our party returned to the Post and found their friends anxiously awaiting their return. The Post was rebuilt, and though it was for a long time a frontier settlement, it was never molested by savages again. In the course of time, there was a wedding at Slaughter’s settlement, and, Also, one at the Post, and the reader can easily guess who the happy couple were. And I have been informed that Miss Stump really did jilt Josiah Jenkins and marry another man, though I can not vouch for the truthfulness of the report. Thornpath, the Trailer, and Egypt continued their noms de calling. Away up in the North-west, we may’ hear from them again. erie «a ConmmclhoOoks.conn