The men stumbled through drifts to the door, McRae in the lead.

From Tom Morse he had heard of his offer to McRae for the girl.

CHAPTER XIX "D'YOU WONDER SHE HATES ME?" To Morse came Angus McRae with the right hand of friendship the day after the battle in the log house.

On one of them was the large grist mill of Dr. McCray; Coker suggests that this might be the origin of the town of McRae of the present period.

Interesting tales of the changes that came to the section of Florida that is situated along the Putnam-Clay County lines are told by Neil Coker, old former slave who lives two miles south of McRae on the road Grandin.

The oaths, the insult, the whole degrading episode, combined to drive McRae out of the self-restraint he had imposed on himself.