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'Throw me another, and I'll show what I call a damn good trick. He cast his eye around the group. It lit upon the gold-buyer casually. 'Here you are. Brigalow drew his revolver from his belt, and threw it. 'Very good, and many thanks, said the stranger.
Solo had visited Diamond Gully again, and neatly victimized Cootmeyer a gold-buyer at one of the stores gagging his victim with his own bacon-knife, and imprisoning him in a salt-pork barrel. The revolutionary feeling in the hearts of the men had increased in intensity, and the talk about the camp-fires stirred the bad blood to fever-heat.
Either it was a big nugget, or a new reef, or a tent robbery, a gold-buyer stuck up and robbed in the Ironbarks, a horse-stealing match, a fight at a dance-house, or a big law case. Accidents and offences happened every day, and any of them was enough to take up the whole attention of every digger on the field till something else turned up.
Thorn threw his, and the stranger caught it smartly, and juggled with the two. Brigalow Dick, the gold-buyer, rode up. A particularly bright ex-trooper from Sydney, Brigalow Dick had a reputation as a safe man, and the horse he rode was one of the finest on the field.
He recalled the adventure with Long Aleck in the Bourke Street bar, and the robbery of Brigalow, the gold-buyer, at Diamond Gully. His hand was upon Ryder again: he gazed at him with a new apprehension. 'Sit, he said. Ryder seated himself on a stump by the side of the young man, and Jim continued: 'You say Miss Woodrow noticed a strong resemblance between us. Others have remarked it.
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