Bulldog Carney
Bulldog Carney
作者：Fraser, William Alexander, 1859-1933
体例：题 章数：25
字数：331,210 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 25 题- BULLDOG CARNEY
- By W. A. Fraser
- BULLDOG CARNEY
- I.--BULLDOG CARNEY
- A half-breed roared out a profane parody on the Salvation hymn:--=
- Dear Miss Black:--
- II.--BULLDOG CARNEY'S ALIBI
- III.--OWNERS UP
- Then Iron Jaw and Snaggle Tooth Boone, and
- There was no hurry to spring the trap. Texas
- One phrase was on everybody's lips: "I'll take that bet."
- IV.--THE GOLD WOLF
- He turned to Caribou: "What brand had Fourteen-foot's cayuse?"
- V.--SEVEN BLUE DOVES
- He stacked up his chips and added: "I'm shy a hundred."
- Seth passed two hundred across to Shipley, saying, "That squares you."
- Again Carney nodded. Then he asked, "Why, Jeanette?"
- Second Part
- Wheeling, he asked, "Did you see anything of my grub?"
- At last Carney spoke. "There's a way out of this."
- Sullenly the other turned the card: as if in mockery it was a "jack."
- VI.--EVIL SPIRITS
- EVIL SPIRITS
- Soon McBane's voice was heard from the cut-bank: "All clear, Sergeant."
- EVIL SPIRITS