Mary Rhody

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967 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 21 Jul

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The corporal of the guard took charge of his reeking horse, while the sergeant led the messenger to the commander's quarters.
The major was already awake and half dressed.
Call the adjutant, was all he said, on reading the despatch, and the sergeant sped away.
In less than five minutes he was back.
I could get no answer to my knock or ring, sir, so I searched the house.
The adjutant isn't there.
End of chapter one
Section two of a Daughter of the Sioux.
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Reading by Mary Rhody.
A Daughter of the Sioux by General Charles King.
Chapter two Absent from Duty.
For a moment the major stood in silence.
Then, briefly saying, Call Captain Ray, turned again to the dimly lighted hallway of his commodious quarters.
The women thought it such a shame there should be no lady of the house for the largest and finest of the long line known as officers row.
While the sergeant of the guard scurried away to the soldier home of the senior cavalry captain on duty at the post.
When the major again came forth, his field glasses were in his hand, and he had hurried down the steps and out into the broad sheen of the moonlight, when he caught sight of the courier seated on the horse block at the gate, rearily leaning his head upon his gauntlet hand,
Webb stopped short.
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