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The kid stacked the deck on you. But I ain't a-goin' to see you do him harm fer it." "Herky's right, boss," put in Bill, "thar's no sense in addin' murder to this mess. Strikes me you're in bad enough." "So thet's your game? You're double-crossin' me now all on a chance at kidnappin' for ransom money. Well, I'm through with the kid an' all of you. Take thet from me!"
But I come to town just to look around an' have a bit of fun an' I got in with a bad lot, an' they pract'cally compelled me to assist 'em in this here kidnappin. Oh, I didn't do nothin', jest helped to carry him Oh, ma'am, it ain't that bad. He's still livin' an' he'll be awwright if you just he'p me to get him away 'thout their knowin'. Yes ma'am. I'm honest. I'm offerin' to help you.
No answer was made for a minute, and then Dave said, in a low, frightened voice, as he stole a glance at both of his companions out of his fiery, scarred eyes: "Kidnappin', I 'spect."
"This here kidnappin' business, an tryin' to get money out of a feller's friends, most generally does wind up in a killin'," he said. "The folks gits to huntin' pretty hot, then them that's done the trick gets scared, and they wouldn't have no good place to put him, them Dawsons, and and," reluctantly, "a dead body's easier hid than a live man.
This stunt you pulled off this morning is pretty nigh to bein' kidnappin' know that?" Bessie touched Dolly on the arm. "Oh, I do hope they keep on quarreling," she whispered. "That is our very best chance to escape from them, Dolly. If they get to fighting between themselves, it's going to be much harder for them to do anything to us. They'll distrust one another, and we may be able to fool them."
"He had married you to note down your marks, and by' em swear you to be a slave!" "The white man tried to sell me to a farmer, and then I told what I had heard them say. He believed me, and told them the mayor of Philadelphia had a reward out for them, for kidnappin' free people, already.
Pan drew Blinky aside in the gloom. "She hasn't begun to think yet. Reckon you'd better stay away from her. Let her come back to the wagon." "Pard, shore she took our kidnappin' her all right," whispered Blinky, hopefully. "Blink, I'll bet a million she'll be glad after it all comes out," responded Pan. Presently Louise interrupted their whispered colloquy. "Help me up. I'm sick and weak."
Gwynne. I guess we'd better let things slide along as they air an' ketch Mart an' his crowd in the act. You don't reckon that Barry is goin' to take a active part in this here kidnappin' job, do you? Not much! He won't be anywheres near when it happens. He's too cute fer that. You won't be able to fasten anything on him till it's too late to do anything." Kenneth was properly humbled.
Close the door, Don Ransom, and I will speak. I see in your face that you know." An hour Ranse spent behind Tia Juana's closed door. As he was on his way back to the house Curly called to him from the wagon-shed. The tramp sat on his cot, swinging his feet and smoking. "Say, sport," he grumbled. "This is no way to treat a man after kidnappin' him.
"You're dead right, ma'am, kidnappin' is a bad sort of business in this state, and I don't aim to give you a chance to say we carried you off with us against your will. Sail we will and you'll stay behind. This is my boat, and I've got a right to put off anyone that is trespassin'." "You brute!" gasped Eleanor. "Don't you dare to touch me!" "Will you go of your own accord, then?"
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