A Desperate Chance - The Wizard Tramp's Revelation, a Thrilling Narrative by Harlan Page Halsey
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"Then it's just as I suspected; I tell you I was scared at first, but when the old ghost answered me--" "When the ghost answered you?" demanded Creedon. "Yes." "Did you see the ghost?" "I heard him--that is, I thought I did--and I spoke to him, but he gave me back such good English I made up my mind that you didn't know how to play a joke. Next time stick to the broken English; you might have scared the life out of me then." Brooks and Creedon laughed, and the latter said: "Well, you are smart, you are; but, lad, let me tell you something: don't spend time looking for the Mexican's gold." "Why not?" "I've explored every nook and cranny in this mountain, and there is no treasure hidden here." "But I found some gold." "You did?" "Yes." |
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