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The Lure of the Dim Trails

CHAPTER VII
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He supposed she thought him a greater coward than ever now, just because he hadn't got killed.

If he had, he would be a hero now, like Bob.

Well, Bob was a hero; the way he had jumped up and begun shooting required courage of the suicidal sort.

He had stood up and shot, also and had succeeded only in being ridiculous; he hoped nobody had told Mona about his hitting that steer.

When he could walk again he would learn to shoot, so that the range stock wouldn't suffer from his marksmanship.
After a week of seeing only Mrs.Stevens or sympathetic men acquaintances, he began to wonder why Mona stayed so persistently away.
Then one morning she came in to take his breakfast things out.


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