The Dock Rats of New York by Harlan Page Halsey
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"No: but I know he went."
"That girl would know that the letter was lost." "Yes, very likely." "Well, she'd take some other measures to warn the man; you've been deceived, old man!" "I hope you're mistaken, or it will be bad for Renie. I tell you the men will be raging mad if the detective slips through their nets to-night." "They will be, and now you recognize the necessity of turning the girl over to me." "I've been thinking over that matter." "You remember what I promised you?" "Yes, yes; but suppose he should come?" "Who should come?" The old smuggler had spoken the words in a thoughtful manner, and the question was really addressed to himself. The old smuggler recognised that he had made a startling admission and remained silent. Garcia said: |
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