A Desperate Chance - The Wizard Tramp's Revelation, a Thrilling Narrative by Harlan Page Halsey
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"Have you been able to notify Creedon?" asked Brooks.
"Yes." "What does he say?" "He bade me arouse you." "I discovered the rascals as soon as I awoke." "All right; lay low and I will learn what Creedon advises." Desmond crawled back and said: "Brooks is awake and wants to know what we shall do." "There is only one thing to do: we will lay low, and if the rascals do not discover us all right; if they do discover us it will be bad for them and all right with us again, that's all. And now you and Brooks just keep out of sight and let me run the show." Word was passed to Brooks, and Desmond with the tramp lay low. As it proved there was not much of a show to run, as the Indians moved away after a little, but Creedon did not permit his friends to go forth. He said: "You can never tell about these redskins; they might suspect we are around, and their going away may be a little trick; they are up to these tricks." |
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