Ragged Dick, Or, Street Life in New York with the Boot-Blacks by Horatio Alger
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"He's the man that cheated the country chap out of his fifty dollars." CHAPTER XI DICK AS A DETECTIVE Dick's ready identification of the rogue who had cheated the countryman, surprised Frank. "What makes you think it is he?" he asked. "Because I've seen him before, and I know he's up to them kind of tricks. When I heard how he looked, I was sure I knowed him." "Our recognizing him won't be of much use," said Frank. "It won't give back the countryman his money." "I don't know," said Dick, thoughtfully. "May be I can get it." "How?" asked Frank, incredulously. "Wait a minute, and you'll see." Dick left his companion, and went up to the man whom he suspected. "Ephraim Smith," said Dick, in a low voice. |
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