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Chapter 14

           Thatuncourteousstartcouldscarcebeanintention—exceptonthepartofthespottedmustang?Mauricehadrecognisedthemanada,asthesamefromwhichhehadhimselfcapturedit:and,nodoubt,withthedesignofrejoiningitsoldassociates,itwasrunningawaywithitsrider!

           Sobelievedtheguide;andthebeliefbecameinstantlyuniversal.

           Stirredbygallantry,halfthefieldspurredoffinpursuit.Calhoun,Hancock,andCrossmanleading,withhalfascoreofyoungplanters,lawyers,andlegislatorsclosefollowing—eachasherodeoffreflectingtohimself,whatabitofluckitwouldbetobringuptherunaway.

           Butfew,ifany,ofthegentlemenfeltactualalarm.AllknewthatLouisePoindexterwasasplendidequestrian;aspaciousplainlaybeforeher,smoothasarace-track;themustangmightgalloptillittireditselfdown;itcouldnotthrowher;therecouldbelittlechanceofherreceivinganyseriousinjury?

           Therewasonewhodidnotentertainthisconfidentview.Itwashewhohadbeenthefirsttoshowanxiety—themustangerhimself.

           Hewasthelasttoleavetheground.Delayedintherearrangementofhislazo—amomentmoreinremounting—hewasahundredpacesbehindeverycompetitor,ashishorsesprangforwarduponthepursuit.

           Calhounwasalikedistanceinthelead,pressingonwithallthedesperateenergyofhisnature,andallthespeedhecouldextractfromtheheelsofhishorse.Thedragoonandriflemanwerealittleinhisrear;andthencamethe"ruck."

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