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surge; was to his brain no more than the velvet cool of a

summer twilight。



Into the seventeenth round Danny carried his rally。 Rivera;

under a heavy blow; drooped and sagged。 His hands dropped

helplessly as he reeled backward。 Danny thought it was his

chance。 The boy was at; his mercy。 Thus Rivera; feigning;

caught him off his guard; lashing out a clean drive to the

mouth。 Danny went down。 When he arose; Rivera felled him with a

down…chop of the right on neck and jaw。 Three times he repeated

this。 It was impossible for any referee to call these blows

foul。



〃Oh; Bill! Bill!〃 Kelly pleaded to the referee。



〃I can't;〃 that official lamented back。 〃He won't give me a

chance。〃



Danny; battered and heroic; still kept coming up。 Kelly and

others near to the ring began to cry out to the police to stop

it; though Danny's corner refused to throw in the towel。 Rivera

saw the fat police captain starting awkwardly to climb through

the ropes; and was not sure what it meant。 There were so many

ways of cheating in this game of the Gringos。 Danny; on his

feet; tottered groggily and helplessly before him。 The referee

and the captain were both reaching for Rivera when he struck

the last blow。 There was no need to stop the fight; for Danny

did not rise。



〃Count!〃 Rivera cried hoarsely to the referee。



And when the count was finished; Danny's seconds gathered him

up and carried him to his corner。



〃Who wins?〃 Rivera demanded。



Reluctantly; the referee caught his gloved hand and held it

aloft。



There were no congratulations for Rivera。 He walked to his

corner unattended; where his seconds had not yet placed his

stool。 He leaned backward on the ropes and looked his hatred at

them; swept it on and about him till the whole ten thousand

Gringos were included。 His knees trembled under him; and he was

sobbing from exhaustion。 Before his eyes the hated faces swayed

back and forth in the giddiness of nausea。 Then he remembered

they were the guns。 The guns were his。 The Revolution could go

on。











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