Scribner's Magazine, 81 tomasEdward Livermore Burlingame, Robert Bridges, Alfred Sheppard Dashiell, Harlan Logan Charles Scribners Sons, 1927 |
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... turned over to his sergeant and came , twelve hours on horseback down to Santa Cruz , to see if Jones's story about buying it was true . " While Slosson was gone , Jones stole the lieutenant's personal gat little .38 automatic - and all ...
... turned over to his sergeant and came , twelve hours on horseback down to Santa Cruz , to see if Jones's story about buying it was true . " While Slosson was gone , Jones stole the lieutenant's personal gat little .38 automatic - and all ...
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... turned and looked down at her lover , who lay there as though the thing did not concern him . " Tell them they lie , " she said quietly , under her breath . " Tell them they have put the bad word on my beautiful boy . Give them the lie ...
... turned and looked down at her lover , who lay there as though the thing did not concern him . " Tell them they lie , " she said quietly , under her breath . " Tell them they have put the bad word on my beautiful boy . Give them the lie ...
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... turned the corner of the bunk house and seeing me headed my way . " Have you seen anything of little Billy ? " she asks . I'd been prepared for that question long before she asked it , and had man- aged to keep my tongue in working ...
... turned the corner of the bunk house and seeing me headed my way . " Have you seen anything of little Billy ? " she asks . I'd been prepared for that question long before she asked it , and had man- aged to keep my tongue in working ...
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... turned out by his own injun fighting hands . Billy was a chip of the old block , and if anything , a better chip on account that the blood of the pioneer generation before him had already made it second nature for him to be what he was ...
... turned out by his own injun fighting hands . Billy was a chip of the old block , and if anything , a better chip on account that the blood of the pioneer generation before him had already made it second nature for him to be what he was ...
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... turning his horse loose in the big pasture he came to Billy , who was waiting , and put his hand on his shoulder ... turned and seen Billy leave his dad and catching up with me , there was some- thing he wanted to tell me , and tell ...
... turning his horse loose in the big pasture he came to Billy , who was waiting , and put his hand on his shoulder ... turned and seen Billy leave his dad and catching up with me , there was some- thing he wanted to tell me , and tell ...
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