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The Prodigal Judge

CHAPTER XV
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The judge entered upon it with infinite zest.

He displayed astonishing adaptability, while he brought all the resources of a calm and modest knowledge to bear on the vexed problem of procuring sustenance for himself and for his two companions.
"To an old campaigner like me, nothing could be more delightful than this holiday, coming as it does on the heels of grinding professional activity," he observed to Mahaffy.

"This is the way our first parents lived--close to nature, in touch with her gracious beneficence! Sir, this experience is singularly refreshing after twenty years of slaving at the desk.

If any man can grasp the possibilities of a likely looking truck-patch at a glance, I am that man, and as for getting around in the dark and keeping the lay of the land--well, I suppose it's my military training.

Jackson always placed the highest value on such data as I furnished him.


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