On the Trail of Geronimo — page 152: what you’re looking at

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142 ON THE TRAIL OF GERONIMO. moon, which was at its full and unobscured by a cloud. The examination confirmed what he had said. The Apaches had climbed by the same trail to the plateau above, and stretched themselves in the open space to rest till dawn. ‘It is best to make sure they are there, before we begin the ascent,” said Captain Campereaux, ‘for they may have discovered us and set an am~ bush.” “All right,” replied the chief scout, who instantly glided from the spot, with Windstrom nigh enough to touch him with his outstretched hand. The two vanished instantly, and were gone for nearly a half hour, when they reappeared as abruptly as if the ground had cast them up in front of their comrades. “Well, what is it?” asked the captain, in a whisper. “They are there,’ replied Joggens; “I think we have them in a hole this time.” ** Heaven grant it! We have hunted them long enough.” 7 The progress was now very slow, for no care Connicloooks (C(0) mM