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The Firing Line

CHAPTER XXIX
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I don't see why you shouldn't tell Shiela anything you want to.

We all wish it." "Thank you," said the younger man.

Their hand grip tightened and parted; shoulder to shoulder they swung into step across the lawn, Cardross planting his white-shod feet with habitual precision.
His hair and moustache were very white in contrast to the ruddy sun-burnt skin; and he spoke of his altered appearance with one of his quick smiles.
"They nearly had me in the panic, Hamil.

The Shoshone weathered the scare by grace of God and my little daughter's generosity.

And it came fast when it came; we were under bare poles, too, and I didn't expect any cordiality from the Clearing House; but, Hamil, they classed us with the old-liners, and they acted most decently.


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