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Updated: May 7, 2025
As for the young man who had been waiting for Courfeyrac at his lodgings, and who had inquired for M. Marius, he had disappeared at about the time when the omnibus had been overturned. Gavroche, completely carried away and radiant, had undertaken to get everything in readiness. He went, came, mounted, descended, re-mounted, whistled, and sparkled.
The chief and his five followers had re-mounted their ponies, and ridden to a point some two hundred yards distant on the prairie, where they halted, as if for consultation.
I liked the fellow's voice so little that 'tis odds I would have re-mounted Molly and ridden away; but at this instant there floated down the stairs and out through the drink-smelling passage a sound that made me jump. 'Twas a girl's voice singing "Hey nonni nonni no! Men are fools that wish to die! Is't not fine to laugh and sing When the hells of death do ring " There was no doubt upon it.
Tell Jones you saw me when you write, and remember me to him, will you? I like him he's so good-hearted, though he does rave." "He's as good-hearted a man as there is in New South Wales," corroborated Sim, shaking hands. "I'm expecting to meet a friend here or I'd stroll along. Good-bye! Glad to have met you, Mr. Hawkins." He re-mounted the stall again as they moved off.
The trio re-mounted, and Annesley had followed them for a short distance painfully on foot, when suddenly horsemen appeared behind them in chase. There was no time for deliberation. The lady jumped off and hid herself among the trees.
They seem to me more to the left and in the direction of the patrol." "That's so," replied the Irishman, "and, sure, it's to be hoped the sergeant is aware of 'em." Just then the officer re-mounted his horse. "Well, sir, do you think it's anything coming our way?" "No," he replied, "not our way, but it's a party of horsemen, and they seem to be going straight for our main patrol.
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