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BRADDOCK'S LUCK Stunned, Duane looked up to see Gootch pinning him down, holding the knife to his throat. Their faces were only inches apart. The point of the knife pierced Duane's throat, and Duane realized that he was going to die. “No!” hollered Phyllis. Her onrushing boots could be heard, then the sound of a scuffle. “Let me go!” she yelled. The knife sliced deeper into Duane's throat as Gootch grinned fiendishly above him. Then suddenly Gootch pulled back, rose to his feet, raised two fingers, and made a brusque statement in his language. “He said,” Delgado interpreted, “that he has given you your life two times, but next time you will not be so lucky.” Also by Len Levinson The Rat Bastards: Hit the Beach Death Squad River of Blood Meat Grinder Hill Down and Dirty Green Hell Too Mean to Die Hot Lead and Cold Steel Do or Die Kill Crazy
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