The Rover Boys on the Ocean - Or, a chase for a fortune by Edward Stratemeyer
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"Here, let that man alone!" he cried, as he picked up a fence picket which happened to lie handy. "Leave him alone, I say!" "The Old Nick take the luck!" muttered one of the other men. "Who's this?" "Help! Help!" cried Castor. "Let him alone, I say!" repeated Dick, and then struck at one of the men and hit him on the arm. Seeing himself thus re-enforced, Castor also struck out, and continued to call for help. "We might as well give it up, Fusty!" cried one of the rascals, and took to his heels, and then there was nothing to do for the other man but to follow him. "Are you hurt?" asked Dick as he helped the man who had been assaulted to his feet. "Not much," was the slow reply. "Young man, you came in time and no more." "Do you know those fellows who just ran away?" "I met them at the circus this afternoon. We had several drinks and they became very friendly. I believe they were after my money." |
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