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“Fiquin needed only the lightest heel-tap to pick up his long-legged gate, and the patrol trotted up the incline as the crevice walls grew around them.”
“Day after day, each man of us poured out on the trail the last heel-tap of his strength, and the coming of night found us utterly played out.”
“He had played prompter for the white folks at a thousand frolics, and knew every step and turn and fling of the heel-tap and the toe, but he had never seen such a peculiar double demi-semi-quiver shuffle as that old buzzard loped around that mule.”
“I folded my portion of these dispatches small, wrapped them in thin gutta-percha, and, going to the most obscure shoemaker in the part of London which I knew, had the heel of one of my boots excavated and the packet deposited in the hole and covered over again by a stout heel-tap.”
“I think we are somewhere in the Atlantic; but your finding that heel-tap does puzzle me.”
“This took the Englishman's breath away for a moment, then he remarked: "That accounts for the heel-tap we found; who knows, these people may be possessors of the richest gold and silver mines on earth.”
“That accounts for the heel-tap we found; who knows, these people may be possessors of the richest gold and silver mines on earth.”
“A complete change of garments-not a thumb-patch or extra heel-tap missing.”
“At the slightest heel-tap sounding behind his own, he stopped, looked attentively at the photographs in the windows, or fingered an English or German book lying on a stall, to oblige the police spy to pass him.”
“London which I knew, had the heel of one of my boots excavated and the packet deposited in the hole and covered over again by a stout heel-tap.”
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