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... e didn’t see it directly and could even decide on the punishment because of their leverage—he, too, placed one for himself.
He simply couldn’t betray him or his party directly. If he didn’t give explicit assistance to whoever would deal with Higson, then he was safe.
Higson either didn’t notice or didn’t care because he was too confident in himself, his men, and his guns.
Anyway, because Vismont didn’t prohibit fighting, dealing with Higson’s group of men was surprisingly ...
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