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A Final Reckoning

CHAPTER 13: Bush Rangers
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He might have slipped off when they first rode up.

He may be hiding somewhere round, afraid to come near till he knows how matters have turned out." So saying, he gave a loud cooey.

They stood silent for a minute, but no answer came back.
"There is nothing to be done, till morning," Dick said, "and it's no use hanging about here.

Before it gets light I will start for Watson's.

There are two of your men there; and they, with the two Watsons and ourselves, can set out after these fellows, if you are agreeable.


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