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Arms and the Woman

CHAPTER XII
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Evidently the youngster was playing with the veteran.

I became fascinated.

And while the innkeeper and I watched a curious thing happened.

Something seemed to be slipping from the youngster's head; he tried to put up his free hand, but the lieutenant was making furious passes! A flood of something dimly yellow suddenly fell about the lad's shoulders.

Oh, then I knew! With a snarl of rage I took the inn-keeper by the throat and hurled him, knife and all, to the floor, dashed from the room, thence to the stairs, down which I leaped four at a time.


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