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Roe, Edward Payson, 1838-1888

"Miss Lou"

One thing is clear. If I meet that cousin
again, he'll show me no quarter. So I must look out for him and that
assassin of an overseer, too. She called him by his right name, the
brave little girl! No need of asking me to come back, for I'd go to
the ends of the earth to see her again."
If he had know how her presence of mind and swift action had in all
probability saved his life, his feelings would have been far more
vivid, while his belief in the luck of throwing an old shoe would
have become one of the tenets of his faith. Miss Lou went after the
extemporized missile and put it on again, saying, "I have fired my
first and last shot in this war."
"It is indeed becoming doubtful on which side you are," answered her
uncle sternly.
"I'm not on the side of that wretch Perkins. Suppose he had
succeeded, and Lieutenant Scoville's general came here, what mercy
could we expect? If Perkins values his life he had better not be
caught."
"I am glad indeed, Louise, that you prevented such a thing from
happening," said Mrs.


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