Bob Younger's Fate — page 63: what you’re looking at

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BA BOB YOUNGER’S FATE. : a> ease you up somewhat, and remove that piece of leather from your mouth. It’s not the cleanest piece we could find, but I suspect it is more uncomtort- able than it is dirty. Now, just give a quiet nod that you'll preserve a quiet demeanor, and I’ll remove 1t. 33 Theo made the required gesture, and was imme- diately in a position to talk. ‘“Where are my friends?’’ he asked, with a ae ing of the heart. 37 @) ob Bey Te all right. We thought it best to sep- ~ arate you.’ ‘“Were any of them injured??’’ “Well, yes; that millionaire mine owner got too lively bor his man, and had to be knocked on the head—just a little tap, you understand—but that ain’t nothing to aman of his constitution. He’ll re- cover in the course of a few hours, and feel all the better for it.’’ ‘“‘And Stark; what of him?” The robber lanohon, “Why, he’ sacoward. He just knelt and begged = /10r mercy... “I don’t believe it.”’ “Allright; that’s your privilege, but he did it just the same.”’ ‘‘He has too much courage for that.’’ _aeBy De he has, but he must have left it at home this trip.*’ ‘“What was your object 1 in B elaving us?” “1’d ruther not tell.’’ “Tt will leak out anyhow.”’ , ‘Well, say it was money if you like.’’ ‘IT suppose you got it, then.”’ m EomiIicbooks (¢(0)