Fragmentary tale of trade and theft at river trade
Disjointed OCR fragment shows two men pursuing a gold prize through river trade. One relies on silver and broad methods, the other on different means to obtain the wealth. The passage reads like a muddled old-time narrative with fragmented dialogue and unclear identities.
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