The words acted like magic, and they never saw Tom Dinass again, for in consultation with his old partner and friend it was decided that nothing was to be gained by a prosecution. The mining was over, they were as happy without it, and life was not long enough to punish scoundrels who had lost already in their nefarious game.
“But, oh!” cried Gwyn, “I only wish he had stopped till I had let loose Grip.”
The End.
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