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Alton of Somasco

CHAPTER XI
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Grow anything.

Now if I was a rancher.

Well, I'm waiting for your offer." He apparently waited some little time, and then a laugh that expressed bitterness in place of merriment followed the voice of one of the men from the cities.
"Put two hundred dollars on to it," said somebody, and there was another laugh, which the girl, recognizing the voice, understood; for it was known that the bidder had probably not ten dollars in his possession and was in debt at the store.

The fact that this man whom she had scarcely spoken to should endeavour to help her while her friends at Somasco did nothing also brought a little flash of anger to her eyes.

Then she told herself that there was time yet, and they would come.
The voices rose again more rapidly.


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