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Good Indian

CHAPTER XI
18/19

And SHOT CRAPS!" He drew the match along the stamped saddle-skirt behind the cantle, because that gave him a chance to steal a look behind him without being caught in the act.

Good, wide hat-brims have more uses than to shield one's face from the sun.

He saw that Evadna was riding in what looked like a sulky silence beside her friend, but he felt no compunction for what he had done; instead he was exhilarated as with some heady wine, and he did not want to do any thinking about it--yet.

He did not even want to be near Evadna.

He faced to the front, and lighted his cigarette while he listened to the sympathetic chorus from the boys.
"What did you do then ?" asked Gene.
"Well, I'd lost the whole blamed chunk on a pair of measly aces," he said.


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