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The Way of a Man

CHAPTER II
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Two of us held his head while Billings the blacksmith fished out the stone and tapped the shoe nails tight.

After that I had time to look around.
As I did so I saw approaching a gentleman who was looking with interest at my mount.

He was one of the most striking men I have ever seen, a stranger as I could see, for I knew each family on both sides the Blue Ridge as far up the valley as White Sulphur.
"A grand animal you have there, sir," said he, accosting Me.

"I did not know his like existed in this country." "As well in this as in any country," said I tartly.

He smiled at this.
"You know his breeding ?" "Klingwalla out of Bonnie Waters." "No wonder he's vicious," said the stranger, calmly.
"Ah, you know something of the English strains," said I.He shrugged his shoulders.


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