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Frank Merriwell’s Reward

CHAPTER XI
13/15

Your intentions were good enough." Agnew began to bluster, but in a low tone.
"I'm not used to being accused of such things.

How do you know there was anything the matter with the shell?
Are you hunting for trouble ?" "That was the trick of an Apache, Agnew!" "Don't let the proprietor hear you," Agnew begged, and his voice was again as smooth as silk.

"What is the use of rowing?
I say that I did nothing of the kind, and you're a fool for thinking so.

Whoever hinted that to you lied." "I allow you might as well say that I lied!" Agnew pushed toward the wall and put his hands into his pockets.

Badger, thinking he meant to draw a weapon, gave him no further time, but leaped on him across the table with the rush of a cyclone.


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