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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Heart of the West by O. Henry: Ranse. We never heard of our boy again."
"He's right outside, unless I'm mighty mistaken," said Ranse, opening
the door and beckoning.
Curly walked in.
No one could have doubted. The old man and the young had the same
sweep of hair, the same nose, chin, line of face, and prominent light-
blue eyes.
Old "Kiowa" rose eagerly.
Curly looked about the room curiously. A puzzled expression came over
his face. He pointed to the wall opposite.
"Where's the tick-tock?" he asked, absent-mindedly.
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