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The Trail of the White Mule

CHAPTER FOUR
12/27

He told himself that they both had heads like peanuts, and whenever they moved, he swore, he could hear their brains rattle in their skulls.

It doesn't take brains to shoot straight, and he decided that the lanky young man was the one who had shot from the rim-rock.

They drove him down into the narrow, deep gulch, following a steep trail that Casey had not seen the day before.

The trail led them to the mouth of a tunnel; and by the size of the dump Casey judged that the workings were of a considerable extent.

They were getting out silver ore, he guessed, after a glance or two at stray pieces of rock.
Joe was a big, glum-looking individual with his left hand bandaged.


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