[The Depot Master by Joseph C. Lincoln]@TWC D-Link bookThe Depot Master CHAPTER XII 26/36
'And it'll be in the papers and all! I can't stand this.' "And afore I could stop him he'd run over and tackled the head policeman. "'Mister--Mister Cap'n,' he says, pantin', 'there's been a mistake, an awful mis--take--' "'That's right,' says the police cap'n, 'there has.
Six or eight of you tin horns got clear.
But--' Then he noticed who was speakin' to him and his mouth dropped open like a hatch.
'Well, saints above!' he says. 'Have the up-state delegates got to buckin' the ponies, too? Why ain't you back home killin' pertater bugs? You ought to be ashamed.' "'But we wa'n't gamblin'-- me and my friend wa'n't.
We was led in here by mistake.
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