Penny Dreadfuls, 1894 · page 9 of 400
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"vs 5 F ‘ ; o » - . That } . — ey 7 ss ? i? ‘ » ‘ an"? A LEAGUE OF THREE. fer educated as a musician or dressmaker a purse wag raised to send her to New York. It was asad day when she bade the good’people adieu from the seat of the farm | wagon in which she was to be driven down the mountain and across the country to the railway station. The night before her departure, Madie had held a Joa:’ talk with Addie, and the girl had agreed to write to our hero at least once a month, and she did write twice and then her letters ceased. © Madie had two friends: one of. them, it was reported, | was of Indian descent—his name was Peter Ogallah. His other friend was the son of the lawyer who was Madie’s guardian. ‘These boys were constant companions and they | had spent weeks together in the wilderness, deer and bear hunting. All three were brave, athletic fellows, and as honest and loyal as any three boys that ever rode, swam or hunted together. *y Madie was compelled to ride two miles to the post office and he had made the trip daily for a whole month succeed- ing the date when he had a right to expect a letter from — | , Addie, and as the letter did not come he became very | re Se moody and restless, and one Jay when he and his two iy i t _ friends were standing on the shore of a mountain lake he | paid: ¥ “Boys, something has happened to Addie; I believe shi Is dead.” | Madie’s two companions were well aware of his fondness bas for Addie and they were in full sympathy with him. , “Oh, I reckon nothing has happened, Madie. She is v possibly very busy and has not had time to write to you.” F “Addie would always find time to write to me. No; she is dead or something else has happened to her, and if I do not hear from her in a few days I am golag to the city to learn what has become of her.” A “Why don’t you write to the Indy with whom Addie was to stay?” - —_—a - Oe = . . pak . = ro ‘ _— teen ee » ? | ‘ : 4 Ll ri {