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The Lone Ranche

CHAPTER THIRTY ONE
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Besides these there are some in blanket-coats of red, green, and blue; all sweat-stained and dust-tarnished, till the colours nearly correspond.
Others in Kentucky jeans, or copper-coloured homespun.

Still others in sky-blue _cottonade_, product of the hand-mills of Attakapas.

Boots, shoes, and brogans fabricated out of all kinds of leather; even that from the corrugated skin of the illigator.

Hats of every shape, fashion, size, and material--straw, chip, Panama, wool, felt, silk, and beaver.
In one respect they are all nearly alike--in their armour and accoutrements.

All are belted, pouched, and powder-horned.


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