[A Final Reckoning by G. A. Henty]@TWC D-Link bookA Final Reckoning CHAPTER 14: An Unexpected Meeting 12/36
They told me at the next station you were here yesterday, but they did not know whether you were here now. "Well, sir, I am shepherding some twenty miles away; and this afternoon, just as I had got back to my hut, in runs a black fellow.
It is a lonely spot, and I reached for my gun, thinking there was more of them, when he said: "'No shoot, me friend.
Me sarve Captain Whitney of de police.
You know him ?' "I said I had heard your name. "'You know where he is ?' the black asked. "I said I did not know for certain; but that when my mate went in for grub, two days before, he had heard say that you had been along there that morning. "The black said: 'Good.
You run and find him.' "'Thank you,' says I.'What for ?' "'I find out about the bush rangers,' he said.
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