Chapter 377

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She passed her fingers across her brow, clearing it of the clinging curls. "They played a noisy march— afterward. I saw the ragged ranks wheel and manoeuvre, stepping out Briskly to the jolly drums and fifes… . I stood by the grave while the detail filled it cheerily… . Then I went back to the farm house, through the morning dew and sunshine. "When I had opened my packet and had understood its contents, I made of my clothes a bundle and took the highway to ask of all the world where lay the road to the vale Yndaia, and where might be found the Regiment de la Reine. Wherever was a camp of soldiers, there I loitered, asking the same question, day after day, month after month. I asked of Indians— our Hudson guides, and the brigaded White Plains Indians. None seemed to know— or if

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