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gang, however. One or two were very thin and lean. Several were
quite stout. Several others were rawboned and sallow, as if they
had been beaten upon by all sorts of rough weather.
"Did you see by the paper they are going to call out the
militia?" Hurstwood heard one of them remark.
"Oh, they'll do that ," returned the other. "They always do."
"Think we're liable to have much trouble?" said another, whom
Hurstwood did not see.
"Not very."
"That Scotchman that went out on the last car," put in a voice,
"told me that they hit him in the ear with a cinder."
A small, nervous laugh accompanied this.
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broke his car windows and pulled him off into the street 'fore
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"Yes; but there are more police around to-day," was added by
another.
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seemed scared to him. Their gabbling was feverish--things said
to quiet their own minds. He looked out into the yard and
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Two of the men got around quite near him, but behind his back.
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