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Title: Scribner's magazine
Year: 1887 (1880s)
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Publisher: New York : C. Scribner's Sons
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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He held the coveted brush in his hand.—Page 617. By this time the rest of the dof^-s hadmade their appearance. It was a prettysight to see them swarming, helter-skel-ter, over the fence, and the sweet dis-cord their voices made was thrilling in-deed. A rider appeared on the hill to theleft. It was Preston, and he seemedto be riding easily and contentedly.616 On the hill to the right the silhouetteof another rider aj^peared. It was Col-ston, and he was going as hard as hecould. The fox, too, had given Colstona decided advantage, for he had swervedconsiderably to the left, a fact thatplaced Preston nearly a half-mile far-ther from the dogs than Colston was.Collingsworth glanced at Maiy and HOJV WHALEBONE CAUSED A WEDDING 617 smiled, but she did uot return thesmile. She was veiy pale, and sheswished the air with her riding-whip sosuddenly and so vigorously that herhorse jumped and snorted. Dont do that, child ! said Col-lingsworth, in a low tone. His eye hadrun ahead of the dogs, and h

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