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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Light of Western Stars by Zane Grey: shootin'-scrapes an' knifin'-scrapes, an' some cattle-raidin'. I
hev been losin' a few cattle right along. Reminds me of old
times; an' pretty soon if it doesn't stop, I'll take the old-time
way to stop it."
"Yes, indeed, Majesty," put in Alfred, "you have hit upon an
interesting time to visit us."
"Wal, thet sure 'pears to be so," rejoined Stillwell. "Stewart
got in trouble down heah to-day, an' I'm more than sorry to hev
to tell you thet your name figgered in it. But I couldn't blame
him, fer I sure would hev done the same myself."
"That so?" queried Aifred, laughing. "Well, tell us about it."
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