Pulp Fiction, 1906 · page 160 of 248
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— iS ‘contrary, he oe 5 ee 2 = Be to” he on. the Grae eae Se -_ him under the raised sash. 7 “Gosh!” said Gidley, peering io — Max, “I thought there was somethin’ | Z "wrong with that new lodger. I’ll open _ the door and take you up to the place he’ s. $-37= 7 Gidley got hurriedly into his i= Z and admitted Max and the night-watch. asked the latter nervously. _ —— replied Max, “1 NOw.2 SS inate shooting,” - shouldn’t be after hi watch ; -“ vou know him better’n I do.” Max dropped his hand in his pocket volver. stairs. -etot of the Jodging- house; indicating the - door with a nod and backing away, hold- ing the lamp high above his head. __. Max stepped to the door and drum on it with his knuckles. A husky voice from within asked his business. “TY want to see you a minute,” a -swered Max. Se Sounds. of some one moving abou in the room were heard, and then the door was unlocked and_ ‘pulled open. “Oh!” came an astonished voice. “is “that ou Broderick? = was wonderin’ ‘come on hake” 3 = Max laughed and let go his tense grip of the revolver. — JS: = an idea you might be Pasca! SS said he. ‘Is the fellow still in town, ~ Meigs?” —— a= If you want | to get him you'll aa to go on there.” — “CHAPTER XVII. “AN EXCITING SCENE ON THE LAKE. eee ae a -SomEHOW Oliver Meigs: had Hippel 3 —out“of Max’s calculations. ' He was sur- 2 Ased- and disappointed to find Meigs — instead of Pasco. : = =e AD five-dollar = subsequently held a ; sony isco with sleepin’. ge ee = “Think he'll be hard to 5 panei “Tf he hadn’t been given to aers eae | “Vou better go ahead,” said the night- Z es = “and clasped the handle of the doctor’s re-- a Then he followed Be ae “There’s he room, 5s ene aoe propri= = ped 2 “He left for F ort Totten ee night. a promise of et “The nighe wae = . a wee disappoint- | onus: did ‘not often come his” way. ae “When did _you et here, Meigs: — = ‘Max. asked. a 7 SS “Sunday,” was the answer. —= ‘How do. 2 know: Pasco came here? = = ss I saw him get ¢ es And how did you hoe ee r wanted d = Re “ Got. hold of = week’s paper and developments in the Cully scrape. I know shat re of a. ee Pasco uses, ‘cause I’ve pes close up to the muzzle of it day or so—long enough 1.to get acquair ed with that cracked bullet ae a Bis an’ some other things. I wasn’t 8 in, pie outs who used the marked bul See lets. = ae you had asia on ‘ie Aes so I didn’t 1 no time in sendin’ Jou. that telegraft. He’s a bad ’un, an’ if I 3 him behind the 4 =e “Now, one | aay ‘more,’ him | over. e talked See a ma > Dap SS = : a Con 1 get ee main to. dv = to eave here = = no : —— Tt was ee — - ane ae : to have rest. After requesting Edler : to arouse him at" five o } ‘clock oe) have ¢ an early breakfast ready, turned in fot a es) urs Both Meee and Gic their eee The eile : nation, day. on At the beg Ses was brig the sky beca: