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The Prairie

CHAPTER XXVII
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And, moreover, tell him I claim that you, too, miserable sinner as you ar', should be given up to justice.

There's no mistake.

My prisoner, my niece, and you.

I demand the three at his hands, according to a sworn agreement." The immovable old man smiled, with an expression of singular intelligence, as he answered-- "Friend squatter, you ask what few men would be willing to grant.

You would first cut the tongue from mouth of the Teton, and then the heart from his bosom." "It is little that Ishmael Bush regards, who or what is damaged in claiming his own.


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