[The Rise of Roscoe Paine by Joseph C. Lincoln]@TWC D-Link bookThe Rise of Roscoe Paine CHAPTER XIV 61/72
Lively squabbles they was, too.
Each of us expressin' our opinion of t'other and not holdin' back anything to speak of.
I don't know how he felt when we quit, but I know I respected him--for his out and open cussedness and grit, if nothin' else.
And I think he felt the same way about me.
But he's smart--consarn him, he is! And HE never backs water. That's why I think you're takin' chances in bein' too friendly with him. He's layin' low and, if you get off your guard just once he'll grab." I hesitated; then I made up my mind. "Captain Dean," I said, "his smartness hasn't caught me yet.
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