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The Iron Furrow

CHAPTER XXIII
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I am a gentleman; I fight fair.

For instance, I was quite within my rights in suggesting those men take homesteads down yonder along the base of the mountains, though I was wrong in my guess.

Also, in taking advantage of the law under which you were limited by the Land and Water Board, I wasn't stepping out of bounds.

But I've learned that some time ago a man introduced whisky into camp against your rules, and I wish to tell you that I knew nothing of it at the time and would countenance no sort of disgraceful act like that." "I judged that you wouldn't," said Lee.
"Then again last summer someone killed your dog, I understand.

That was a bad deed.


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