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ready. "We'll take care of Tom till you bring the doctor," said Fitz.248 "We'll bring him.""So long. Be Scouts.""So long."A quick grip of the hand from Fitz and Ward, and we were off, out of the light from the opened door where stood the two women, watching, and into the dimness of the light. Now for a forty-mile night ride, over a strange trail&mdash;twenty miles to the mines and twenty miles back. We would do our part and we knew that Fitz and Ward would do theirs in keeping the major safe. That appeared a long ride. Twenty miles is a big stretch, at night, and when you are so anxious. We were to follow on the main trail for half


natural gait of a horse, and he can keep up a trot longer than he can a lope. Horses prefer trotting to galloping. Trot, trot, trot, we went. "How you coming?" I asked, to encourage Van. "All right," he grunted. "These stirrups are too long, though. I can't get any purchase.""Doesn't your instep touch, when you stand up in them?""If I straighten out my legs. I'm riding on my toes. That's the way I was taught. I like to have my knees crooked so I can grip with them. Don't you, yours?""Just to change off to, as a rest. But cowboys and other people who ride all day stick their feet through the stirrup to the heel, and ride on


a mile until we came to a bridge. But before crossing the bridge there was a gate on the right, and a hay road through a field. After we had crossed the field we would pass out by another gate, and would take a trail that led up on top of the mesa. Then it was nineteen miles across the mesa, to the mines. The mines would have a light. They were running night and day. We did not say much, at first. We went at fast walk and little trots, so as not to wind the horses in the very beginning. We didn't dash away, headlong, as you sometimes read about, or see in pictures. I knew better. Scouts must understand how to treat a horse, as well


kept going. The gulch widened; we rode through a park, and the horses turned sharply and began to climb a hill&mdash;zigzagging back and forth. We couldn't see a trail, and I got off and felt with my hands. A trail was there. We came out on top. Here it was lighter. The moon had risen, and some light leaked through the clouds. "Do you think we're on the right trail, still?" asked Van, dubiously. "They didn't say anything about this other hill."That was so. But they hadn't said anything about there being

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