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The Shepherd of the Hills

CHAPTER I
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Hit'll be plumb dark 'gin I git home.

I 'lowed you was a stranger in these parts soon 's I ketched sight of you.

What might YER name be, Mister ?" The other, looking back over the way he had come, seemed not to hear Jed's question, and the native continued, "Mine's Holland.
Pap an' Mam they come from Tennessee.

Pap he's down in th' back now, an' ain't right peart, but he'll be 'round in a little, I reckon.

Preachin' Bill he 'lows hit's good fer a feller t' be down in th' back onct in a while; says if hit warn't fer that we'd git to standin' so durned proud an' straight we'd go plumb over backwards." A bitter smile crossed the face of the older man.


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