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Snake and Sword

CHAPTER VIII
11/25

They were joined by a lean hawk-faced individual answering to the name of Fish, who said he had been in the American navy until buried alive at sea for smiling within sight of the quarter-deck.
"Yep," he was heard to say to some statement of O'Shaughnessy's.
"We'll hatch a five-bunch frame-up to put the eternal kibosh on the tuberous spotty--souled skunklet.Some.

We'll make him wise to whether a tippy, chew-the-mop, bandy-legged, moke-monkey can come square-pushing, and with his legs out, down _this_ side-walk, before we ante out.

Some." "Ah, Yus," agreed the Lance-Corporal.

"Damned if I wouldn't chawnce me arm[19] and go fer 'im meself before we leave--on'y I'm expectin' furver permotion afore long.

But fer that I'd take it up meself"-- and he glanced at Dam.
"Ketch the little swine at it," remarked Trooper Herbert Hawker, as loudly as he dared, to his "towny," Trooper Henry Bone.


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