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Jean of the Lazy A

CHAPTER VIII
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One could look far away to the north, and at certain times see the smoke of passing trains through the valley off there.

One could look south to the distant river bluffs, and east and west to the mountains.

Jean often climbed the bluff just for the wide outlook she gained.

The cage did not seem so small when she could stand up there and tire her eyes with looking.

Life did not seem quite so purposeless, and she could nearly always find little whispers of hope in the winds that blew there.
She walked aimlessly and yet with a subconscious purpose for ten minutes or so, and her face was turned directly toward the eastern hills.


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