Penny Dreadfuls, 1889 · page 140 of 218
The Prairie Detective: Secret Service Series No. 24 — page 140: what you’re looking at
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Oh Plea nce A aera Sh re ah veg 138 THE PRAIRIE DETECTIVE. any amount of exposure in such a cause, and would listen to no dissuasions. And so, that point settled, the party rolled up on the ground to sleep until morning. Esther to con- oratulate herself upon the good fortune which had led her to such friends as these; Ryan to cogitate with some bitterness upon the supposed desertion of Robinson, and Dan to refiect that Esther was simply the perfection of womanhood. “By Jove,’ he asked himself, half drowsily, ‘‘I wonder if I am falling in love with her? Well,” (after a pause) “if I am, I have the satisfaction of knowing that if I had searched the whole world over, I couldn’t have found a better object for my affections. ”’ And so the three friends Abeed nbacetnite off, while Vixen kept guard. ¢ DAD AL SESS, 7 : } : = ok \ 7 | A conn chooks S: co 1 phe RF ip SENS eS US a oe tas ge INO a oa