| THE MAN THEYHELD BACK;, |
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| CHAPTER: I., II., III., IV., V., VI., VII., VIII., IX., X., XI. |
| DARED FOR LOS ANGELES., |
| CHAPTER: XII., XIII., XIV., XV. |
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THE MAN THEY HELD BACK;
Or, NICK CARTER’S OTHER SELF.
Edited by CHICKERING CARTER.
CHAPTER I.
A MAN IN A MASK.
“You’ll pass for a Mexican in those togs, chief.”
“The ‘togs,’ as you call them, Chick, don’t necessarily make anyc