The Law-Breakers

The Law-Breakers
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Cullum Ridgwell. The Law-Breakers

CHAPTER I. WATCHING THE LINE

CHAPTER II. WHITE POINT

CHAPTER III. THE HOLD-UP

CHAPTER IV. AT THE FOOT OF AN AGED PINE

CHAPTER V. BOUND FOR THE SOUTHERN TRAIL

CHAPTER VI. THE MAN-HUNTERS

CHAPTER VII. CHARLIE BRYANT

CHAPTER VIII. THE SOUL-SAVERS

CHAPTER IX. THE “STRAY”-HUNTER

CHAPTER X. THE BROTHERS

CHAPTER XI. THE UNREGENERATE

CHAPTER XII. THE DISCOMFITURE OF HELEN

CHAPTER XIII. LIGHT-HEARTED SOULS

CHAPTER XIV. THE HOUSE OF DIRTY O’BRIEN

CHAPTER XV. ADVENTURES IN THE NIGHT

CHAPTER XVI. FURTHER ADVENTURES

CHAPTER XVII. BILL PEEPS UNDER THE SURFACE

CHAPTER XVIII. THE ARM OUTREACHING

CHAPTER XIX. BILL MAKES THREE DISCOVERIES

CHAPTER XX. IN THE FAR REACHES

CHAPTER XXI. WORD FROM HEADQUARTERS

CHAPTER XXII. MOVES IN THE GAME OF LOVE

CHAPTER XXIII. STORM CLOUDS

CHAPTER XXIV. THE SOUL OF A MAN

CHAPTER XXV. THE BROKEN CHAIN

CHAPTER XXVI. ROCKY SPRINGS HEARS THE NEWS

CHAPTER XXVII. AT THE HIDDEN CORRAL

CHAPTER XXVIII. A WAGER

CHAPTER XXIX. BILL’S FRESH BLUNDERING

CHAPTER XXX. THE COMMITTEE DECIDE

CHAPTER XXXI. ANTAGONISTS

CHAPTER XXXII. TREACHERY

CHAPTER XXXIII. PLAYING THE GAME

CHAPTER XXXIV. AN ENCOUNTER

CHAPTER XXXV. ON MONDAY NIGHT

CHAPTER XXXVI. STILL MONDAY NIGHT

CHAPTER XXXVII. THE NIGHT TRAIL

CHAPTER XXXVIII. THE FALL OF THE OLD PINE

CHAPTER XXXIX. FROM THE ASHES

CHAPTER XL. THE DAWN

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Mr. Moss was the sole employe of the railroad company at White Point flag station. His official hours were long. They extended round the dial of the clock twice daily. Curiously enough, his leisure extended to practically the same limits. The truth was, in summer, anyway, he had no duties that could seriously claim him. Thus the long summer days were spent chiefly among his vegetables, and the bits of flowers at the back of the shanty, which was at once his home and his office, in short, White Point.

Jack Huntly at Amberley grumbled at the unenlivening conditions of his existence, but compared with those of Mr. Moss he lived in a perfect whirlwind of gaiety.

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“Fer Gawd’s sake don’t shoot!” he cried, in terrified tones. “We’re the train crew! The freight crew! We bin held up! Say – !”

But the lowering of the threatening gun saved him further explanation at such a distance.

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