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Life On The Mississippi

CHAPTER 31 A Thumb-print and What Came of It
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He said the closing sentence was a blind, to mislead in case the paper should fall into wrong hands.

It probably performed that office for Adler.
Now I want to beg that when you make your intended journey down the river, you will hunt out that hidden money, and send it to Adam Kruger, care of the Mannheim address which I have mentioned.

It will make a rich man of him, and I shall sleep the sounder in my grave for knowing that I have done what I could for the son of the man who tried to save my wife and child--albeit my hand ignorantly struck him down, whereas the impulse of my heart would have been to shield and serve him..


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