Penny Dreadfuls, 1900 · page 264 of 293
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IN THE SUNK LANDS. 247 ‘“‘T never'd a-thought you'd a-gone back on me like this,” growled Simpson. ‘Neither did I,” said Jim Lacy, calmly. ‘| kinder mistrusted there was somethin’ up when you kim bouncin’ in yere one night with Miggy an’ your darter. An’ hit wuz ~’eause you nailed fourteen hundred from these chaps that you wanted ‘em run out, eh ? 99 ‘(Quite cute,’ added Treve. “Well, I’ll——” began Simpson, angrily. ‘‘ Now don’t get excited,” [ advised, turn- ing the rifle toward him in a very trying manner. He glared furiously at us, and then sud- denly his foot shot up and the rifle flew into the corner. He sprang toward the door; but Bob and Treve were holding themselves in readiness for just such an action and were on him almost before he reached it. They grappled, rolled outside, and Simp- son's wonderful good fortune must have still been with him, for he landed on top. Be- fore Joe and I could get out he was on his feet and running toward the timber. _“* He’s gone!” yelled Jim Lacy. Gomicbooks (Efe)