Penny Dreadfuls, 1901 · page 303 of 356
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ON THE TRAIL OF GERONIMO, 289 and, if nothing happened, could give him as com- plete an outfit as before. “T wonder how Lieutenant Whitcomb made out,” the fugitive asked himself more than once. “JT heard his gun, and he yelled something to me. That was a bad thing to do, but he wasn’t any- where in sight, and I guess he knows enough to take care of himself. It is going to be ticklish business for us all.” But the young man’s success had been so marked up to this time that he could not help feeling en- couraged. He hardly dared, just then, to venture on a signal to the lheutenant, but continued pick- ing his way downward, until he had reached the base of the mountain. 19 CoOnniclooo SS (CO) mM