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The Daughter of Anderson Crow

CHAPTER XXXI
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All he asks is a slice of the reward.
If we capture the gang, we can afford to give him a thousand or so, can't we ?" "Of course," was the dignified response.
"Here's his letter to me.

I'll read it to you." In the gathering dusk Gregory read the letter to the marshal of Tinkletown.

"Now, you see," he said, at the close of the astounding epistle, "this means that if we observe strict secrecy, we may have the game in our hands.

No one must hear a word of this.

They may have spies right here in Tinkletown.


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