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Robbery Under Arms

CHAPTER 22
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The main thing is never to be seen together except on great occasions.

Two men, or three at the outside, can stick up any coach or travellers that are worth while.

We can get home one by one without half the risk there would be if we were all together.

Hand me the corned beef, if you please, Dick.

We must hold a council of war by and by.' We were smoking our pipes and lying about on the dry floor of the cave, with the sun coming in just enough to make it pleasant, when I started the ball.
'We may as well have it out now what lay we're going upon and whether we're all agreed in our minds TO TURN OUT, and do the thing in the regular good old-fashioned Sydney-side style.


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