The Bradys' Race for Life; or, Rounding Up a Tough Trio: A Detective Story of LifeDoughty, Francis Worcester
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The Bradys' Race for Life; or, Rounding Up a Tough Trio: A Detective Story of Life
Doughty, Francis Worcester
American fiction; Dime novels; Mystery and detective stories
“You are trapped, my fine birds!” cried Old King Brady, jubilantly.
But at this moment Ah Ling appeared on the scene.
The uproar had attracted him. With white, scared face he stared at the
detectives.
“Whatee de debbil you do?” he cried. “You no make such noise. Hi-hi,
yeppee, yeppee, who you be? No pleece-man?”
“Yes,” replied Old King Brady, sternly, covering the Chinaman with a
revolver. “We are detectives. These men are murderers. We are going to
take them out of here. If you offer resistance, I will shoot you dead!”
Old King Brady kept Ah Ling covered while Harry went out to the nearest
signal box.
In a very short space of time a squad of police were in the place. A
short while later the Tough Trio were in the Tombs.
The Bradys had won their famous race for life.
The case was thus ended.
The three notorious criminals expiated their crimes in the electric
chair. The Fifteenth street case soon became a matter of past history
and the two famous detectives soon had their attention claimed by
another undertaking even more complex and mysterious. The details of
this we will reserve for another story.
THE END.
Read “THE BRADYS’ LAST CHANCE; OR, THE CASE IN THE DARK,” which will be
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