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Oarwiister, ' So#citor,'
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jOHN QRIEVE, V�S. .
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Honor graduate of Ontario VeteTin-
aryClollage. All- diseases of domqatic
aniipials. treated. Xalls. promptly at-
tendied to and charges moderate. Veit-
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amd residlerice onGodeeich Street, one
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A. R. CAMPBELL, V.S.
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G . raduate ,of Ontario Veterinary
College, Und-PeTSilty of Torionto. All
diseases of d1claveisitic animals treated
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Chailiges .�r,6asonable. ' Day or night
calls 'Promptly Attended to.' Office 01
Wan 9'breet, Hensalll,,opposibe Town
H -all. 'Phone 116, Breeder of Scoit,-
tish Terriers. Inverness Kennels,
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Graduate of .the Faculty of Medi -
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and St. Joseph's lHospital, London..
Mebaber of College of Ph7sicians and
Surgeons of Ontarig, 'Phone 67. 'Of-
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Univervilty of Western Onlbario.-Mem-
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Surgeons of!.Ontario. Office, 43 Gode-
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Successor to Dr. Charles Mackay.
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University of Western- :Ontario, Lon-
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cia,fis;ahid Surgeons of Ontario. Office
bm,Aberhart's Drug Sto.Te, Mailn St.,
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Phone 46, Coroner for vithe'County.od
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gl1raduaite of University of Toronte
Facuaty of., Nedicihe, mernbeT -10f COl-
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Chicago Clinical School -of Chicago;
Royal 0pthai71rhk Hospital, London,
England; University Hospital, Don -
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inini%n Bdnk, Seafoxth. 1�hione No. 5.
Night calls answered from residence,
Victoria Street, Seaforrth.
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DR. R � A. MeMASTER I
Graduate . of the University of To.
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Vlemberi .a, College of ...Physiciane
and'iSurgeons of, Ontario; g*raduate, of
New York Post Graduate School amid
Lying-in Hosp?tal, New YorlE. Of-
fiile an High -Street, Seaforth, Phone
27. Office fully equipped for X -;ray
diagnosis and ultra ,short waive. elecl.
We treeitimient, Ultra Viole! Sun Laimp
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College of Physicians and Surgeons
of Ontai Posit gTaduate work at
We* York City Hospital and Vict6iria
Hospital, Londion.' Phone: Hensall 56.
Office: , King ,Streeit,. IfEensaill.
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DR. F, J. R. FOPESTER I
Eye, Bar, Nose and Throat
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Mei and"AuTal Institube., Xoo�efiold's
Eye and Golden Square. Throat Hos-
sktals, London,,'Eng. 'Alt lCommercial
B,Dtel, Seaforith,Ahird Wednesday in
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I . HAROLD DALE
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ex that she .heaed the joyous 11Eee- -gy to itiff-illegged bucking. He whirl- herd on. That right, Pete?" te�rious Pete had- shot him with -out a mounts .and, drifted to- the camp -fire "Yours or amie?" ' . . I . ' ', �
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same time a rider came SIViaShing round and round f4rrio-iiisly,, and un'� ly. Wysterious Pete had lth6 hablit of fell from his horse Peg�Legi Warren then - rolled up in'their blhhbets a -4d I . .. , . I.. .?. - - �'. ---
through the ishal-low water of th.e riv- luckily for Tim reached ., the hard tapituilty. His gaze -slid in 'a search-. rode up- -and fired- Into.,his -body. . :fell alleep at once. To -night they had . . . : . :. . " . "I
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Xhe man was her father. He swung forward and Gack like a. jack-knife Prince, on ,to ,Wmyibiurn� 'across to one side. 901'a.' to sneak out badinage that usually dew back, and I - . 11
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schowed lier how anxilous he had been. the ground. warier. I ,"WhiaVs Yore notion-? How're you V;rhi ....., ... ", *�' a . �� .
She began tio, sob of'Vercome, iperhaps� The anlinal, iredJord) with -hate 4910ut Dut -the roan,' ordered Wiebb goin' to -manage, it9l", . en, Uncle Ned's giong wakened ...... Z11 ,e -.,�M 9
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bqnged for the helpliks'.Km"cher.' ,� 'The laiding, was separate ack War- -behind a scudding cloud -but stars Londosbio,ro ...., ............ ,2 3 .,. ;� � I ,
'01 second time Billie,'s rope inaked.for- )bunch of lCirellp Diarriohd;&attle. War- ..; "I , 1!
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-tha;�, set fire, to, the ,prairie!" he - . � ' his killers from the could be seen by thorusa�d�.,� Xcross, Clinton . � . . , I
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ward. - The".1oop fell ,true over the ren, and his satellite dr1ove, the Cost chiaipakral.' . I I the open -plain a ch2l wind, blew. Brueeflodd . . . . . . ." * * " * ' : .. 4.27- '.. �,'4'i '
s1wore, gulping down -a lump 'in hii blead of the- igelding,. ,tightened, and from thle, camp. . Prince had seen on "' ' ::::: ." ."'41 ''
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x1lowed up sin, that, fire." scram,,.b djp pis fet,t ,a,nd fled''for ,t"Yes," agreed. the"" drover. "I wish to thefac� of the gunoman when he 'intD. the darkness to - ,bring pp --the , . L .0 , :. 1� �� "'
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I had to do it," she wept. L "And -I The cowpunchers, whooped oybus- called for a showcTo-*n.' He camehere __,,I wouldn't d10 that if 4. was � ii ou, merrily. . . . A.K. , . , �,
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face ellose to the'water -and, ma&e me Daid Wrayburn hunignied a stanza of comei., But that wouldn't have satis- We'd -better wait, ,an$ see what the the. fire from one to another. A-1- Br , ..41. I I.. `�..ig
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. gh a hiandkerchief.11 "Wflndy Bill" fo-T the benefit of Me- fied hiM )He'd hatoe taken it for a old man wan&ts us to do. An' I dion't ready the death -of Tim McGrath was Cai,ton ..... "'"* .. ..'."', .
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grimly again, `�Well, that won't save "What will ,he do,?" asked young anvhow " .I... I swi . . ....... '.. 11.10 � ",
srigA us Iling Into the background of their Londesboro
him.. As for You, mlisis�-you'ie goln' "13411 Garrett was a cowbo �., . 4W , ft, tui�bulent lives. After all, the Blyth ........ I .. " ',
. y, ap's, he McGrath. . . ouldn't you? I *ould." Th�e jaw c�� 1-1.2.19 - '11`0
to Yore rvom,ta,live on bTead an' could ri-de, you bet) , .... . y dies young. Tim's soub,had Belgrave ........ d ........ w- 1 . , � . . . . . . . � .1 ------ �,'L
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,water for a -week. I wish you Were He Lgalid.the brone he bouldn't bust our eyes open. every minute of the "What chance did they Vel ,Poor only a flew months before t6t of . L . I I � Q I
a boy fok about five minutes go's I was one he hadn?t me,b. . ., day an' night. Are you .with me, Tim, I'd like to-kn-ow? 11.9iWas One otheirs am;ong them....-. . . .. . ..... ... : L . . L . ,.��t, � ".
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conld vpar you to a frazzle wi)h' a . 729 . C.N.R. T-11[ME TA , "��
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and Prince had -to, -be positpaned for . driflitin' down. the draw.", . - .1. . Score." . . . . A. "'i
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Lee emerged from the,rr'ver-bed to And. were watching with. no'obvdious ,One after allother ,agreed to -ba p ner n "adVifenture. "Because .they ment, light filtered into the'valley 723 8.31 � - ',%`
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I . he merriment the contest. Now one of th,e bo, . I doin't'fight in the open is no reason .the drama .of - the new- suiMse. Once. Kitchen ............. 7.42 SAS : . , .
's-aw was a group Of cbwpu�icbexs them spoke. � . . "Bui . t dan't think it will lye a pie, for us to bushwhack, too. That's no more the tireless riders Swept into � .1 . .. . -
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fir, vic," urigied Webb. "We'll know we've 'Way for.a white man,to attack':hi3 ,the mesquite through the clutching DuWn ........1, ....... I . I .1
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ebbl* ,A n the unshaven face .hard travellin'. Vd- sidimitep this if, I ton. Hie had seen a cornll�a& murder- i - I I ,
his davighteT, answered with a littig, ddvertisedl- ham as Well -on intio ,mid- it � That day's dri-re . . ;;,
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sob. lot joy. "I thought th Ito age.. Wrayburrint ,recognized the . . ly the entire herd together ag . A �,
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I iiw 0 Ub)esorne nesters on the Chapter Y,VIIf "No use bee-finl,'�illie. You ' Webb set these down, 'to profit and I .,0;', I
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or of a syndle ci,ept into them, 111i've thing of ,the ol&�man, Jim?" ron's visit, tb the camp. Under a "Pilt,it up to, Webb first. Let" stampede. . Auburn, ..................... 4.42 .. . L,is
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had ithe best of you alt roun�,, dad. "Here He conie's now.'.' I sta-r-strewn sky,he circled the sleep- what he has got to say about I it py The,droVer.sipent the -next d'ay cut- Blylth .,. d ................. v� 4.52 .. . ,�. ,
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You'd ,better make the, two .weeks on Webb rode Up to the gToup. At ing heTd,-hummiling softly a stanza of urged Prince. 'Ve?ve all got to pull Ir �`
bread- and water." . Isight of Warren and, his ci5n a co-wbay song. -Occasionally -he met together. You can't lonj to him. Of these -a good many McNaught ........................ 5ar, ' ' - ..::,
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lWallace Snaith gaitheried his forces tha face of ,the drolvier serb. I Billie Prince ,Or Tim McGrath cir- in this." . . . had been collected in the round -up. Toronitic) ................... 9.00 ."
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HP. handed the catileman a note. 'JWhy demand ,it? Why, not just the silvery light of night the Soq)tih,, from xno� if he wants try. So 1�ong, Bil- Billie rode up t, the wagon witli' McNaught .............. "...., 12.03 - .. .1
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. . *ls of day are 1�ost in a luminous "Gille up that fool notion, Jim. I one hand and a cup of coffee in, the Auburn .................... 12.&O " L
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The birds You want a,r6 nesting in my cattle -here I want 2em." ' glow Iof mysticcharm. can't, let ybu go. It. would,n't be, fair other, Ibun'ged Jilm. Clanton. McGiaw .... : ..... 4 .......... 12.40 zi'..,
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a'dug-out on the rliver four, miles be- .. "You're ,.welmme to them." Webb Jim '-hald just Tidden �ast. 'Billie to You or ,to Webb either. We're all Webb, hard-eyed'and sibiff 1-bok-ed Menset ... 7 ................ . 12.46 . 11
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low town. Yougiot to hurry or they 'll turned to -his 96gundo. :'Joe, ride.whien the silence was'sliattered by a in this thiether.11 . at the young man. "Had'a �lea,,Oant Godemich .................. 12.55 .1 , �
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be flowni. . J. Y. ' 1hrough the -herd .with .this, man. � If sudden fury of sound. The popping , "What'll YOU do t .1. I . . .. 11.1.
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Snaith , read thIe note, tore it .in. brand, cut lem out -for him. Bring bells the clash -of tin boilers �vll - "I'll bell tbio, old man ifIrliaTz to.
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turned to- the mostsengeT., , lot me 'see lem before he drives lern volume to -the horror known, as a trouble." Billie's..gentiL,- Smile -plead- I .. . ....
'4Tell Joe"ho'sJusta few h1ours late I away." . , ... . . charivarl-tore to'shre'ds the harmony ed for their friends,Mp. "We've been I . . I I . . �111
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I -Webb- dro-ve- hh% .cattle up the river, the jtrking of the hind, q . r the two eideT4 gal- Ille. Nothin' to thtyt. But F " - ' ,2`11..7 go", - .1 ; 4 1
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the eld recei'ving agemt had been, rond cutlit pqssin,9 through thec,oun- wild terror, surging toward the camp -Clanton was leoning against .the 7;. ' � , �:���,:�:���;�i�i�.r.i�:�,,,'-:i:;�i� ?�;7; -.""��..-;E,��P: I L
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the -o-wrier of. the Flying V Y did not flon and tic find ,one's cows among andAh-ed -rapidly into the air. It wa's and vaulted t10 tfi-�- sladdW Like' a . .11 �� ::;..:::::!.:;:;.-�:.::.:.:.:;:;:;:;:;::;;:,!:�:�:::�:j:'� �.Z�t,-. s . ��
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. may he yours," the ,drover said,. -Billie found. himself in the van R"' Slowly .he walked -back 6 the grakre. . �
wagon which followed the drag and . "The, -roan's mine too. My bran)O's the stampede. He wastaught in�,tt.e The riders of the Flying V Y vvere I , ", ,.. if
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tlie'rq with �small ranches were lined here, You'll And a hundred like it .In that if h1s pony stumbled life would few -hours befobe. * I � .1 ...... ..... '- - I L; I
up as allies �of the -Snaith-McRobert the hprd,"* returned Webb calmly. lie tr�odder out of 'him in ani instant. As soon as the last Shovelful of ... . - . . ,,,,
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-buricheis of dows,:claimed. that Weibb "Pete. you know thiEi siteer; Ain't it lows the ground , I ve rihgtime panorama, consider how the branches of tIte -tree in %
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. moment his mount mil'khtbrerak a leg The herd scattered olver thirty mfies the foreground attractively frame and give perspective to the distant I : ...
thlei'r cattle in the drive, ran the road "SureP The man to whom Warren in a prairie -dog hole. of country nruist be gathered at once bridge. How would the icture look without the tree? , .� L'..
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stra3fts and isiol . d . tb . )e I rni - a . s U -161'r owm slight trim. grey -eyed, man. Some- ble were packed in a dense magi�, had had bad runs on the trail before, IVAT is a city park for? Why, or and try to include everything in .. 4.
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Thfie . I I 9 1 of the e all lumbering Arid 'he knoNV the Sob before his men 1 I notWng less than to give city- @Ight . The panorama is attractive to . . ",
story of the drovers was differ- times the grey , yes turned al- shoulder to vbou,lder, , . . * :*
enit. They chakRid that these "nest- most black, but ialw4yS they were ais forward in *ild-eyed,panic. The noise'was no easy one. . dwelling camera owners a chance to the eye because of its -sweep abd big- . -L,
erso� ,were practically rustleirs preying hard as onyx. Therve was about the of their hoofs, was like thille c take landscap thout ness. But when tobe print shows noth- I . . I ... t.
.1 .. 011tinu- They jogged. out on a Spanish trot myriad of minute objects
ii,ploni larger inteirests,passing through man sometlidnig Sinister, L Something ous roll of thunder and. the. cloud ,of in the trail of the starmpede. T h e leaving the city. It is surprising ing'but.a . A I -r ... 1. ,it
the country -to the Indian, res,etva- of eternal wariness. His glance- had dust so ,thick that the iliroat Of chuck wagon was to meet them At what. opportunities the public parks very nearly at the vanishing pohA, I .. i.
Ailanis. Year by Year the feeling -had a hoibit of sweeping swiftly from one prince was swollen With it. It was Spring River next Worning, where afford for charming' bits of land- with no prominent foreground ob- * ... .... -, . ., ; I X
grown more ,Witter. That Snialth. and pp.Ts,on to-aniother as if Wiquestlioned only -after the stampeded cattle had tho I'irsit gather of beeves would- be scape composition. Indeed, it is jects, the result will be disappoint- . ::11
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was an. open iseicret. A night -herder rriffled surfaeeL I . . tion of their aimless charge grew rdde, tough as hickory, I strong as dweller to come to the city apd take Almost any quiet scene which the 4".
had been ,shot from the miesiquite not Horner Webb called, to Priii,ce, and, looser. The -pace slackened as the whipcord. Into -the degert sky sifted advantage of them. True, he will find eye finds interesting is suitable for "L,
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a M.Onti before. The blaine 'had been to Wrayburn. `%illile-Mad, knbw Steers became leg-wesiry. Now and the grey light which preceded the I - that Mother Nature's hindiwork lanascape work. But to be ag real pic- , , ,
laid up(on a !ban,(] of broncio MescaI7 anTthing about this, bi rerd steerf" again small. bunches dropped from coming of day. Banners of inaure has been conalderaft manicured, ture it must hale acenter of inter- . ' 1,J;.L.
vros, but ,the StOTY WaS whispered �'Know.Jtl We'd ought to," an- the draig 0'r from one of the flanks. and, amethyst and topaz were flung but often so much tle-.better from est, a dominant point where the eye - ... Li.
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,that. a '%ad man" in the employ Of iswered Wk-mnbiwa 'proiniptly. IfItIs Gradually ,Billie was able -to work to- aoross the horizon, to gi,Ve place ito an artistic standpoint. Moreover, will come to rest, without being con- -,.
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the Lazy S W people, a man knOiwD the ladinio beef that,started- th stabi- ward the outskirts. His,chance came ,&Iarious splashels of purple and -pink - Walks and short grass make it easy scious of the drawing power -of the I..,
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-is 'I'Mysiterivaq PetLj Cbampa"' boaat- pede 'on the 13ta6os"-blade U: mOre when the herd, poured into a swale snd crimson. The sun, a flaming bell to seek out camera, viewpoints. light that gives it accent and the . . � .,
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ed later while drunk that he had fihed,tvouble than any ten critters of the and friom it eimeriged .intc 4 more of fire, rose big as a washtub from -There are many broad pisioramas Itnes that lead to it. This may be, for .1�'
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Jim h1kii h6ard a good deal about "You bought 46 from in the larger city parks, but an espe- example, merely a .1
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Y Peg -Leg Warren laughed harshly. the ftaImpede -Split, -Part flowing to tbS followed by -brow , lithe, riders. .1 ,,,,, -
Iii never gave warning of his Puri- 'V cokirgei they'll swear to it. Ybu�re bhe right and parb to the left, The Uike spokes of ,a Wheel each groura in'the sma,ilest of parks,. A Path shadows of foliage, or the vista of a :! X �
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crack shoot, ,quick as chain lightning, The droNtr looked at ,him steadily. straight 'up the hill. book, was the focus of their travel., beams fall, the pQnd reflecting the . 1.11, I
without the Slightest. regard for hu- ,,yes, I?m givin? the boys -a job, but THe bad eveapW with ,his life, but For at 61pring River hie bad waiting IT knolls or hill toos in its calm sur. human figure, If properly placed, l
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man life. He moved furtively, spoke I h;Wn't 'bought 'era body an' soul, the bronco was ciomplebely exhausted. forr them Hot coffeie, flaky ' .f �,' or � bit, of a brook rippling will gtve balance and add Int6est to L I �
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* "On, from, Im- The oves of the nester Were a bar- iVolliy. He khew ,it Would not. wander or seii-ted -a bin cup, a tit plate a an artistic picture With the right ,I
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firpidr. '"rhat's my fail now. -Stretched -out at full tenidth ..coraposition. Str6lit about. and YOU 2 il
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. t was yours an� it never idranik into his l(ungs the cluan,- cold The first rule In pidoWal.coniPo . ,:...-I 11
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. -Raw Work, WebF.' r1l not stand his Tips '�rackeki & illed shoiut ift e o fof ture, one setting of dominant inter . . 111,
#eriva had, 'been grmng or- for %,F1 - alklali dua*, siTking into his eyes, had puncher selected .avo;th4t mou-n;j. He eat, On re'aching tbre,suhimit or a hill Alter with, yidia to take Itill'Adi'Mu- � ,*,�., �
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