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IN THE SUNK LANDS. 73 CHAPTER VII. CAPTURED. I GESTICULATED wildly as I danced around, trying to call the dogs, who lay panting under the wagon, and at the same time in- form the amazed spectators that I had seen the man who had robbed us appear and dis- appear in the timber. ‘“What’s the matter with you ?” asked | Bob in surprise. ‘Somethin’ bit. ye?” Tapaticnad Mr. Jimmerson, anxiously examining the ground in search of the cause of my strange be- havior. “It's him!’ I panted. ‘‘ He came right out of the woods over there, and when he saw the wagon and trunks took leg bail Lor security.’’ The men on the porch came up to the wagon. They were a rough-looking set, Gomicbooks (E(0) mM