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Robbery Under Arms

CHAPTER 16
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'He's sure to be caught in the long run, though,' he went on to say.

'There's a warrant out for him, and a description in every "Police Gazette" in the colonies.

My advice to him would be to come back and give himself up.

It's not a hanging matter, and as it's the first time you've been fitted, Dick, the judge, as like as not, will let you off with a light sentence.' So they talked away until they had finished their breakfast.

I couldn't touch a mouthful for the life of me, and as soon as it was all over they ran up my horse and put the saddle on.


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