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Burr made no reply, but his attaché answered freely: "Yes, Pensacola. Which is the best road from here to Carson's Ferry?" "The best road and the shortest is by way of the cut-off. I am going that way I'll show you the road." All three cantered forward.
As he took his departure, the chief added, in Spanish, "I will tell these things to my father, Kit Carson," as if further attempting to intimidate the hunter; but Sanchez knew that his own and Carson's opinions were the same in regard to this man; therefore, he smiled at the rascal's knavery.
Baron Barrat preceded them and they followed in single file, Miss Carson walking first. It was a position her mother always forced upon her, and after people grew to know them they accepted it as illustrating Mrs. Carson's confidence in her daughter's ability to care for herself, as well as her own wish to remain in the background.
Carson was in Philadelphia to get and return the bank's property, but Mrs. Carson was there, and, if I had been a near relative, she could not have done more to make my stay tolerable. As an instance of the romance in war the following occurred. Mrs. Carson's brother was an officer in a Maine battery. He was in the first day's engagement and was quite badly wounded.
Carson's a bright man in line for promotion. He'll put his finger on the trouble without hesitation if it lies in the lack of business experience, buying and selling, as you say. I'll send for him." In two minutes Richard Kendrick and Alfred Carson were face to face, and an appointment had been made for the following day. Richard took a liking to the assistant buyer on the spot.
"The two incidents," continued the Correspondent of The Times, "were followed by the audience with breathless excitement, and made a remarkably effective prelude to Sir Edward Carson's speech.
Miss Carson's face flushed crimson and she straightened her shoulders and turned her eyes away from Gordon with every sign of indignation and disapproval. The young man gave an exclamation of relief. "No? That's good. You cannot have known him so very long. I am greatly relieved." "Louis of Messina," he began more gently, "is the most unscrupulous rascal in Europe.
He had placed himself at the beck and call of every idle man and woman in Paris, and he was as common as the great clock-face that hangs above the boulevards. Miss Carson's feelings toward Kalonay were not of her own choosing, and had passed through several stages.
So they rode into the night, headed toward the narrow passes of the Upper End, Hampton and Lee side by side, Tommy Burkitt staring after them as he followed. No longer were Bud Lee's thoughts with his captive, nor with the herds Carson's men were driving back to the higher pastures. They were entirely for Judith, and they were filled with fear.
Jem had cast about for some less abrupt way of broaching the subject uppermost in his mind than he now found himself obliged to use. With a husky voice that trembled as he spoke, he said "I think, sir, yo're keeping company wi' a young woman called Mary Barton?" A light broke in upon Henry Carson's mind, and he paused before he gave the answer for which the other waited.
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