[The Man From Brodney’s by George Barr McCutcheon]@TWC D-Link bookThe Man From Brodney’s CHAPTER XIII 30/31
But Von Blitz! Jacob, you are standing on very thin ice.
I can have you shot to-morrow morning." Von Blitz sputtered and snarled.
"It is all a lie! It is a trick!" He would have drawn his revolver had not Rasula grasped his arm.
The native lawyer dragged him off toward the pier, half-doubting his own senses. Just outside the harbour, plainly distinguishable in the moonlight, lay a great cruiser, her searchlights whipping the sky and sea with long white lashes. The gaping, awe-struck crowd in the street parted to let Chase pass through on his way to the bungalow.
He was riding one of Wyckholme's thoroughbreds, a fiery, beautiful grey.
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