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Robbery Under Arms

CHAPTER 13
20/27

There was only one thing for it, that was to go straight out of the country.

The Gippsland men were the only bushmen we knew at all well, and perhaps that door might shut soon.
So we paid our bill.

They thought us a pair of quiet, respectable chaps at that hotel, and never would believe otherwise.

People may say what they like, but it's a great thing to have some friends that can say of you-- 'Well, I never knew no harm of him; a better tempered chap couldn't be; and all the time we knowed him he was that particular about his bills and money matters that a banker couldn't have been more regular.

He may have had his faults, but we never seen 'em.


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