The Rover Boys in Camp - or, The Rivals of Pine Island by Edward Stratemeyer
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"Arnold Baxter!" "I see you recognize me," was the harsh reply. "Not so loud, please, unless you want that crack I promised you." "What brings you here, and at such an hour as this?" "I find it more convenient to travel during the night than in the daytime." "The police are on your track." "I know that as well you, Rover." "What do you want here?" "What does any man want when he has been stripped of all his belongings? I want money." "I have none for you." "Bosh! Do you think I have forgotten how you and your boys swindled me out of my rights to that mine in the far West?" "We did not swindle you, Baxter. The claim was lawfully mine." "I can't stop to argue the question, and I don't want you to talk so loud, remember that. No, don't try to get up," went on the midnight visitor, as Anderson Rover attempted to rise. "Stay just where you |
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