McClure's Magazine, Том 37S.S. McClure, 1911 |
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... stood leaning against a boulder , he began to hum one of the tunes played at the Shell River dances . Jim knew , and everybody knew , he couldn't keep that up . " Shut up , Long ! " muttered Smith . - Smith was the rancher whose calves ...
... stood leaning against a boulder , he began to hum one of the tunes played at the Shell River dances . Jim knew , and everybody knew , he couldn't keep that up . " Shut up , Long ! " muttered Smith . - Smith was the rancher whose calves ...
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... stood beside Smith . " I stopped at Stewart's shack , " muttered Smith . " It's got to be fixed so she never hears of it . " And Jim nodded , with his eyes on Long's face . Smith broke another long silence . " Long , " he said solemnly ...
... stood beside Smith . " I stopped at Stewart's shack , " muttered Smith . " It's got to be fixed so she never hears of it . " And Jim nodded , with his eyes on Long's face . Smith broke another long silence . " Long , " he said solemnly ...
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... stood in a savage and desolate prairie . On one side the wind had blown the tumbleweed almost to the roof . Yet , under this crude govern- ment of theirs , not only cattle were safe- all that they protected could lie down without fear ...
... stood in a savage and desolate prairie . On one side the wind had blown the tumbleweed almost to the roof . Yet , under this crude govern- ment of theirs , not only cattle were safe- all that they protected could lie down without fear ...
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... stood there on the highest point , eagerly scanning the range with a glass . It was John G. Long , of Detroit . He did not look quite as Jim had seen him at the banquet ; it seemed almost as if the spirit of his boyhood had en- " That's ...
... stood there on the highest point , eagerly scanning the range with a glass . It was John G. Long , of Detroit . He did not look quite as Jim had seen him at the banquet ; it seemed almost as if the spirit of his boyhood had en- " That's ...
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... stood her father's study - chair and writing - table , on which always lay open before him Cruden's Concordance and the Bible . Here Harriet loved to retreat , and to snuggle down in a quiet corner with her favorite books around her ...
... stood her father's study - chair and writing - table , on which always lay open before him Cruden's Concordance and the Bible . Here Harriet loved to retreat , and to snuggle down in a quiet corner with her favorite books around her ...
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