Upton Sinclair

Upton Sinclair

Summary

Portrait of Upton Sinclair Upton Sinclair,  King Coal — Book II Chapter 15 (1917)

“ Did you look in his side-pockets, Jake?"
"Not yet," said Jake.
"Look sharp!" cried the marshal; and every one craned forward eagerly, while Predovich stooped down on one knee, and put his hand into one coat pocket and then into the other.
He took his hand out again, and the look of dismay upon his face was so obvious that Hal could hardly keep from laughing. "It ain't dere!" he declared.
"What?" cried Cotton, and they stared at each other. "By God, he's got rid of it!"
"There's no money on me, boys!" proclaimed Hal. "It's a job they are trying to put over on us."
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