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The Covered Wagon

CHAPTER XVII
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A tall, spare man he was, middle-aged, of long lank hair and gray stubbled beard, and eyes overhung by bushy brows.

He rode an Indian pad saddle, without stirrups, and was clad in the old costume of the hunter of the Far West--fringed shirt and leggings of buckskin.

Moccasins made his foot-covering, though he wore a low, wide hat.

As he came on at speed, guiding his wiry mount with a braided rope looped around the lower jaw, he easily might have been mistaken for a savage himself had he not come alone and from such company as that ahead.

He jerked up his horse close at hand and sat looking at the newcomers, with no salutation beyond a short "How!" Banion met him.
"We're the Westport train.


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