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The Jungle Fugitives

CHAPTER V
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We took turns in looking after it.

Tom and I had been there earlier in the evening, and Jack was to look in now and then against our coming back.
But," added Hugh, "you said you had a favor to ask of me." "So I have; I ask you to destroy that still, root and branch, and never take a hand in anything of the kind again." "I cannot do that." "Why not?
You are engaged in breaking the laws of your country, for which there is a severe penalty.

Now that you will have steady work, you cannot make the plea that would have been yours if the strike continued.

Why can't you do as I ask you to do ?" "Because it has already been done.

After I got back to the cabin last night, Tom and Jack and I went out and wound up the business.


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