THE PLUNDERER

He leaned over her saddle, to where, as before something
sacred, he stood with parted lips, and upturned
face, bareheaded, in adoration.––The Plunderer

The Plunderer

By ROY NORTON

With Frontispiece in Colors
By DOUGLAS DUER

A. L. BURT COMPANY

Publishers        New York

Copyright, 1912, by
W. J. WATT & COMPANY

TO

REX BEACH

WITH ALL THE AFFECTION THAT ONE
GIVES TO A PARTNER WITH WHOM
HE HAS TRAILED, AND MINED, AND ADVENTURED
FOR MANY YEARS, AND NEVER FOUND WANTING
WHEN BACKS WERE AGAINST THE WALL

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