The Circus Boys on the Plains : or, the Young Advance Agents Ahead of the Show by Edgar B. P. Darlington
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The Circus Boy tightened his grip ever so little.
"How about it?" "Give him an extra twist for me," shouted Teddy. "I give in! Let go quick! You'll break my wrists!" "You promise to carry this thing no further if I release you?" "I said I have had enough," cried Snowden angrily. "That won't do. Will you agree to let me alone, if I release you now?" persisted Phil. "Yes, yes! I've had all I want. This joke has gone far enough." "Joke?" "Yes." "You have a queer idea of jokes," smiled Phil, releasing his man and stepping back, but keeping a wary eye on the car manager, as the latter settled back into a chair, rubbing his wrists. They still pained him severely. "I am sorry if I hurt you, Mr. Snowden. But I had to defend myself in some way. I could have been much more violent, but I did not wish to be unnecessarily so." |
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