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The Sky Pilot

CHAPTER XXI
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I took it all in from the window.
He might have been a boy for all the effect his plungings had upon the long, sinewy arms that gripped him so fiercely.

After a minute's furious struggle the young fellow stood quiet, when Bill suddenly shifted his grip from the shoulder to the seat of his buckskin trousers.

Then began a series of evolutions before the house--up and down, forward and back, which the unfortunate victim, with hands wildly clutching at empty air, was quite powerless to resist till he was brought up panting and gasping, subdued, to a standstill.
"I'll larn you agnostics and several other kinds of ticks," said Bill, in a terrible voice, his drawl lengthening perceptibly.

"Come round here, will you, and shove your blanked second-handed trash down our throats ?" Bill paused to get words; then, bursting out in rising wrath: "There ain't no sootable words for sich conduct.

By the livin' Jeminy--" He suddenly swung his prisoner off his feet, lifted him bodily, and held him over his head at arm's length.


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