Dyke Darrel the Railroad Detective - Or, The Crime of the Midnight Express by A. Frank [pseud.] Pinkerton
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interested look.
"It's all up with the kid." "Come in, Nick Brower, and let me have a look at your face. I want no lies now," cried the woman sharply; and the man drew himself into a little room, and stood regarding the female with a grin. "Now let me hear what you've got to tell," demanded Mrs. Scarlet. "It's ther kid--" "Watson?" "Yesum." "Well, what has happened to him, man? Can't you speak?" "He's took." "Took?" "Nabbed. Got the darbies on and gone South a wisitin'." "Do you mean to say that Watson has been arrested?" "I do, mam," grunted Brower. "He's well out of town, goin' South, and I reckin he'll be in Jeffe'son City before we hear from him agin. I seed him a-goin' with my own eyes." |
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