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THE boys had looked on, with silent admiration, at Heneky's cool masterfulness. Alone of the two, Pedro had understood the Irishman's words. Translating these to Derrick, he added:
"He has plenty of courage. He has made a mortal enemy of Juan, and the man-I know his breed-will never rest until he has taken his revenge.