The Dock Rats of New York by Harlan Page Halsey
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"Yes; I'm the man." "I think I've seen you before." "I think we've met before." "What did you hit me for?" "I struck you because you put your hands rudely upon the girl." "Yer did, eh?" "Yes." The man leaned toward the detective with the remark: "Well, it's my turn now!" And his turn it proved to be, as he received a rap, which caused him to turn clean over. Sol Burton was raving mad when he once more regained his feet; the fellow was an ugly chap, a great bully ashore, and a cruel heartless man afloat. As he arose he exclaimed: "All right, you're fixed for me to-night; but my time will come! I'll get square with you before you're much older!" |
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