[The Air Trust by George Allan England]@TWC D-Link bookThe Air Trust CHAPTER XXII 15/18
He read it in their cruel, eager eyes. The woman had stopped screaming now, and was weeping with abandon, pouring forth a tale of insults and abuse and robbery, with hysterical sobs. Full in the faces of the three men Gabriel sneered. "You've done a good job of it, this time, you skunks!" he gibed.
"I'm on.
You'll get me, in the end; but not just yet.
The first man through this door gets his head broken--and that goes, too!" With a snarl of "You damned white slaver!" the officer raised his night-stick and hurled himself at Gabriel. Gabriel ducked and planted a terrific left-hander on the "bull's" ear. Roaring, the majesty of the law careened against the bed, crashed the flimsy thing to wreckage and went down. Then, fighting back into the gloom of the trap, Gabriel engaged the two detectives.
For a moment he held them.
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