The Girl from Hong-Kong: A Story of Adventure Under Five Suns — page 126: what you’re looking at

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120 - #HK GIRL. FROM HONG- KONG ., “That-is.a point gained, Sandy. .Oblige-me with his name, will you?’ _. , “For the time I had e’en moat, "forgotten it, ‘but. it cam back to me again. It.is Don Enrique Rodiguez.’? | Terry puckers up his lips as if to- whistle, but no sound escapes. . Hvidently he has\ reason to remember _ this name—Don Enrique,ewhose fine Mexican hand ‘has been seen in the dastardly attack upon the caravan, and himself may even have met at some time in the past. « “Well, what was the burden of their lay??’ he says. “Mees Doris, I am sure. They talked of a lady, and how imporfant that: she ‘should fa’? into their ‘hands before she overtook the person she sought.” . “That means new danger hovering over her head, new 99 work cut out for me,” says Terry grimly, speaking more to himaslt than the red piper. —. | . - ‘Perhaps the chance for a finishing stroke, me — laddie, who knows,’’? murmurs Sandy, witha cunning leer. . : . “Could you discover their intended line of action— it would be of great good for us to‘be forewarned ?”” _ “Man, I am sorry to say that much of their fash wag uttered ina tone nane too ‘oud, so that. wi’ all my stretching I caught na -mair than a mere skeleton. That they mean mischief to the young leddy is the main. thing. I would sure have given much _ to have.. gaed, comicbooks.com