The Definite Object - A Romance of New York by Jeffery Farnol
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"You won't ever go telling any one or blowing d' game on me?"
"Spike, when I make a promise I generally keep it." "Y' see, Geoff, it ain't as though I was a--a real crook." "You meant to be." "But I never stole nothin' in my life, Geoff." "Suppose I hadn't caught you?" "Oh, well, cheese it, Geoff, cheese it! Let's talk about something else." "With pleasure. When does your sister return?" "This evening, I guess. But, Geoff--say now, do I look like a real crook--do I?" "No, you don't, Spike, that's sure! And yet--only last night--" "Ah, yes, I know--I know!" groaned the lad, "but I was crazy, I think. It was the whisky, Geoff, an' they doped me too, I guess! I don't remember much after we left till I found myself in your swell joint. God! if I was only sure they doped me." "Who?" "Who? Why--gee, you nearly had me talking that time! Nix on the |
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