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The Lure of the Dim Trails

CHAPTER II
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Say, you young bucks ought to get along together pretty smooth.

Your dads run buffalo together before either of yuh was born.

Well, let's be moving--we ain't home yet.

Got a war-bag, Bud ?" Late that night Thurston lay upon a home-made bed and listened to the frogs croaking monotonously in the hollow behind the house, and to the lone coyote which harped upon the subject of his wrongs away on a distant hillside, and to the subdued snoring of Hank Graves in the room beyond.

He was trying to adjust himself to this new condition of things, and the new condition refused utterly to be measured by his accepted standard.
According to that standard, he should feel repulsed and annoyed by the familiarity of strangers who persisted in calling him "Bud" without taking the trouble to find out whether or not he liked it.


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