When Cairo was finally reached Miguel Bunol was ghastly white and limp from the loss of blood and pain he had endured. Dick lost no time in getting the fellow into a hospital.
In the morning Merriwell visited his enemy. He wore a very sober face on returning to the Shepherd’s Hotel.
“Is he dead?” asked Brad.
“No; but he may not recover. His right leg has been amputated above the knee.”
“Well, I opine he’s got what was his just due,” said the Texan.
THE END.
BURT L. STANDISH
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