This proved to be a lucky march for us as far as gaining on Penrose was concerned, for the route he had taken on the west side of the stream turned out to be a bad one, and we went with our immense wagon train as far in one day as Penrose had in seven.

From this point on, for several days, we had no trouble in following Penrose's trail, which led us in a southeasterly direction towards the Canadian River.

General Carr concluded, from what they could tell him, that General Penrose was somewhere on Polladora Creek; but we could not learn anything definite from the starved "mokes," for they knew not where they were themselves.

Mrs. Markham's [Footnote: This lady's real name was Mrs. Penrose.]

Elizabeth Hollister Frost (A); 1Oct56; R177720. FRY, THEODORE PENROSE.

Theodore Penrose Fry (Wr); 20Dec56; R182943.

Robert Frost (A); 17Oct57; R201246. FRY, SIR PENROSE. Shepherds in sackcloth.

Sir Penrose Fry (Wr); 25Jun57; R194588. KAYSER, RUDOLF. Stendhal, the life of an egoist.

A33291. T. Penrose Fry (Wr); 20May58; R215295. FRY, T. PENROSE.

A33291. T. Penrose Fry (Wr); 20May58; R215295. FRY, T. PENROSE.

© 23Jun37; A107461. Hispanic Society of America (PWH); 28Dec64; R351779. FRY, J. PENROSE.

J. Penrose Fry (Wr); 18Dec64; R351561.

By Francis Ellsworth Merrill, Robert Edgar Riegel, Ralph Penrose Holben, Earl Ray Sikes & Elmer Emanuel Smead.

T. Penrose Fry (Wr); 21Apr59; R235584. FRY, T. PENROSE.

T. Penrose Fry (Wr); 21Apr59; R235584. FRY, T. PENROSE.

<pb id='057.png' /> Heaven for two, by Joyce Penrose, pseud.

Harry Sinclair Drago (Joyce Penrose) (A); 24Mar60; R254242. Nailed down.

FRY, PENROSE.

© 22Oct35; A86985. Penrose Fry (Wr); 7Dec62; R306147. FULLER, ESTHER O. The cardinal speller.

FRY, DINAH E. Test of mechanical comprehension, form B. SEE Bennett, George K. FRY, PENROSE.

Penrose Fry (Wr); 20Mar69; R458117. FULLER, EDMUND, ed. Thesaurus of quotations.

HARLAND, J. PENROSE.

SEE BARTLETT, ELLA HERBERT, ed. FRY, SIR PENROSE, BART.

Sir Penrose Fry, bart.

An hour later, PENROSE FITZGERALD returned to Lobby with guilty look; carefully avoided AKERS-DOUGLAS; that able captain too broken-hearted at the perfidy to be angry; "NOAH'S dove didn't treat him so," he said to himself; but all he said to FITZGERALD was, "Pleasant Party at Marlborough House, I suppose?"