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The Texan Star

CHAPTER VII
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I picked the lock of my own door in a minute the first time by dead reckoning, but it took me a full two minutes to open yours, although I'll relock it in half that time when I go out.

Where there's a will there will soon be an open door." He flourished the fork, the two prongs of which now curved at the end, and grinned broadly.

He had a look of health despite the dead whiteness of his face, which Ned now knew was caused by prison pallor.

Ned liked him.

He liked him for many reasons.


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