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The Free Rangers

CHAPTER IX
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A lot uv wicked hopes wuz disapp'inted when you give him that slash in the side, an' then broke his sword." "I did better than I expected," replied Paul briefly, "but the result is not likely to endear us to Captain Alvarez." "Ef I'd been keepin' the right kind uv a watch," said Long Jim, "this wouldn't have happened.

We could a' got 'The Gall-yun' out in the stream an' away." "No, Jim," replied Paul, "it was no fault of yours.

Cunning was at work.
They had located us in some manner and they prepared a surprise." Alvarez and Braxton Wyatt went on ahead.

Paul and Jim followed in the midst of a strong guard of soldiers.

The road led again through corn and grain fields where cultivation was making a struggle against the luxuriance of a semi-tropical wilderness, although with small success, as yet.
A stooping figure with a hideous, feline face shambled up by the side of Paul, and purposely struck his elbow against the wound upon his arm.


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