The Circus Boys on the Plains : or, the Young Advance Agents Ahead of the Show by Edgar B. P. Darlington
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temper was in the least ruffled.
The chair rung was brought down with a vicious sweep, but to Snowden's surprise the weapon failed to reach the head of the smiling Circus Boy. Then Phil got into action. Like a flash he leaped forward, and the car manager found his wrists clasped in a vise-like grip. "Let go of me!" he roared, struggling with all his might to free himself, failing in which he began to kick. Phil gave the wrists a skillful twist, which brought another howl from Snowden, this time a howl of pain. "I am not looking for trouble, sir. Will you listen to reason?" urged the lad. "I'll--I'll--" Snowden did not finish what he had started to say. Instead he moaned with pain, writhing helplessly in the iron grip of Phil Forrest. "Do you give up? Have you had enough?" "_No!_" gritted the car manager. |
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