In this case, as in the other, it would be better to put The Shadow in the wrong.

That moment was enough to put The Shadow in the same predicament as the others in the room.

But those few minutes weren't putting The Shadow ahead.

His mind snapped up the thought that he could put The Shadow in a similar plight by calling, on those who still hesitated!

Though half his crew had been crippled, he had put The Shadow on the run.

I said that the facts put The Shadow in a doubtful light.

A second fact also served to put The Shadow on guard.

He was supposed to put some distance between himself and The Shadow.

He put The Shadow immediately on the defensive; for one straight jab of the sword point meant disaster.

They knew that they had put The Shadow on the run.