Medford mail tribune., June 02, 1963, Image 35

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Our Stum when prince aun sees his ouarr
ESCAPING HE SPURS HIS HORSE DOWN THE SLOPE
WITH RECKLESS DISREGARD FOR BROKEN BONES,
LEAVING THE TWO MEN-AT-ARMS FAR BEHIND.
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RUDOAH HAS REACHED THE FISHERMAN. "LAUNCH YOUR BOAT, CHUM. ,
AMD TAkT Mt ATRCi TUFRlfR."W COMMANDS. THE MAN LOOKS
1 UP IN FEAR, 'm CANNOT CROSS, SIRE, THE CURRLNT IS TOOSWIFW
BUT RUD04H, HIS FACE WHITE WITH PAIN AND PANIC, WILL BROCK NO
DENIAL . HE DRAWS HIS SWORD. 'BUT LOOKS'RE, ' SCREAMS THE
MAN, "WHIPC TH OUTFLOWING RIVER MEETS THE WCOAVHO 7IDC
THERE IS CERTAIN DEATH'
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IN BLIND RASE HE CUTS THE MAN DOWN, ENTERS THE CORACLE,
AND WITH HIS O'.il GOOD ARM PUSH65 OFF INTO TmE CuRREnT.
NO LONGER CAN RUDDAH HAI HIS COMMANDS OBEVED.
L'KE AH OTHER PECE OF FLOTSAM HE IS SWEPT TOWARD THE
AVFULTtMOHWWtRE RVIR AND SEA CONTEND.
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AS THE RAGING WATERS TTAR THE FRAIL BOAT APART WE LOOKS BACK FOR A GLIMPSE OP
HIS DETERMINED PURSUERS. AND RUDDAH, WHO WAS BJTONE STEP FROM BfcCCWUNS KINO
SEES A SMALL BOy STANDING AT THE WATER S EDGE.
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WHEN THE LAST BIT OF WRECKAGE WAS
DISAPPEARED ARN TURNS BACK TO HIS ,
HORSE AND THE WATCHER ON THE HILL'
ALSO TURNS HOMEWARD.
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