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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: The signs of his phenomenal smile were manifest, otherwise
Madeline would have thought that snort an indication of furious
disapproval.
"Bill, straddle a chair," said Danny. "You've gone back a heap
these last few months, frettin' over your bad boys, Danny an'
Gene. You'll need support under you while I'm throwin' my yarn.
Story of my life, Bill." He placed a chair for Madeline. "Miss
Hammond, beggin' your pardon again, I want you to listen, also.
You've the face an' eyes of a woman who loves to hear of other
people's happiness. Besides, somehow, it's easy for me to talk
lookin' at you."
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