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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Virginian by Owen Wister: like you do. If we gave our explanations, they'd be pretty near
twins."
"The horses saw a bear, then?"
"Maybe a bear. Maybe "--but here the tide caught him
again--"What's your idea about dreams?"
My ropes were all out. "Liver--nerves," was the best I could do.
But now he swam strongly by himself.
"You may think I'm discreditable," he said, "but I know I am. It
ought to take more than--well, men have lost their friendships
before. Feuds and wars have cloven a right smart of bonds in
twain. And if my haid is going to get shook by a little old piece
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