Penny Dreadfuls, 1890 · page 56 of 288
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52 IN THE SUNK LANDS. back. You fellows seem to have forgotten all about that. If we can’t persuade him to look at 1t as we do, well put a few bul- lets as close to him as we can without hitting him.” ‘* And find in the morning that they’ve lodged in Loafer,” put in the irrepressible Treve. ‘If you can't shoot better than that you better keep out,’’ replied Bob. Bob’s suggestion was acted upon. We thrashed around through the underbrush, locating our trees, until the besieged thought it about time ‘to interfere. ‘* You-uns out there think you’re blamed smart, don’t you?” he called savagely, ‘Kf I hear any more furse I'll open up both bar’ls an’ let y’ll dodge buckshot! Y’hear me ?” ‘‘TLook a-here,’’ shouted Bob. ‘‘ The best thing you can do, my friend, is to give up. We've got you surrounded, and you're in a pretty tight place. Hand over that money and your ammunition, and we'll let you go.” This seemed to throw him in a paroxysm of rage. We could hear him uttering 1m- (a(oy payicel exoKo) .< (ele)