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Death Valley in ’49

CHAPTER X
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Arcane took his Charley from the other pocket and laid him on the ground, while he devoted his own attention to the animals.

Mrs.Arcane's ox followed suit, and waltzed around in the sand, bawled at every turn, fully as bad as any of the others, but Mrs.Arcane proved to be a good rider, and hard to unseat, clinging desperately to her strap as she was tossed up and down, and whirled about at a rate enough to to make any one dizzy.

Her many fine ribbons flew out behind like the streamers from a mast-head, and the many fancy fixin's she had donned fluttered in the air in gayest mockery.

Eventually she was thrown however, but without the least injury to herself, but somewhat disordered in raiment.

When I saw Bennett he was standing half bent over laughing in almost hysterical convulsion at the entirely impromptu circus which had so suddenly performed an act not on the program.


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