Robert F. Duncan (A); 7Jul65; R364701. DUNCAN, WILLIAM GARY.

William Gary Duncan (A); 5Nov65; R372885. DUNHAM, WILLIAM HUSE, JR. Complaint and reform in England, 1436-1714; fifty writings of the time on politics, religion, society, economics, architecture, science, and education.

SEE Elsie-Jean. GARY, MARY GLAGLER.

by Gary Sheahan.

SEE Clark, Kenneth S., ed. SHEAHAN, GARY, illus.

SEE Gary, Melbert B., Jr. CARY, MELBERT B., JR.

GARY, MARY FLAGLER.

Mary Flagler Gary (W); 24Jan66; R378788. CASE, EARL C. Modern world geography; economic and social, by Earl C. Case & Daniel R. Bergsmark.

" The young lady at Greenway Court was Mary Gary, and the Lowland beauty was Betsy Fauntleroy, whose hand Washington twice sought, but who became the wife of the Hon.

The surviving children are: Herbert G. Croly, a man of letters in New York City; Vida Croly Sidney, the wife of the English playwright, Frederick Sidney, lives in London; and Alice Gary Mathot, the wife of a New York lawyer, William F. Mathot, resides in Brooklyn Hills, Long Island.

CHAPTER XV OLD GARY PETERS

" "Couldn't name me someone that's travelled about, I s'pose?" "Old Gary Peters knows every rock within three day's riding.

" Buck Daniels found the blacksmith seated on a box before his place of business; it was a slack time for Gary Peters and he consoled himself for idleness by chewing the stem of an unlighted corn-cob, whose bowl was upside down.

" "That's right," nodded Gary Peters.

" Gary Peters removed his pipe from his mouth and blew out his dropping moustaches.

He turned and considered Gary as if for the first time.

" "I'm Gary Peters.

Know Gary Peters?" "Partner, this is what I want.

Would they trust you with hosses that way, Gary?" "Gimme the coin and where they won't trust me I'll pay cash.

" He produced an old envelope and a stub of soft pencil with which he jotted down Gary Peters' directions.

" Gary Peters lifted his eyebrows and then restored his pipe.

"What time you ridin' against?" "Against a cross between a bullet and a nor'easter, Gary.

He drank steadily until a rattle of hoofs down the street entered the saloon, and then someone came in to say that Gary Peters had started out of town to "beat all hell, on his red mare.

Gunther seized this suggestion gladly, and immediately sent one of his followers, Gary, to deliver the invitation, which Siegfried accepted for himself and his wife, and also for Siegmund, his father.

Gunther was accompanied by both his brothers, by Hagen, Dankwart, Volker (his minstrel), Gary, and Ortwine, and by one thousand picked men as escort.