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When A Man’s A Man

CHAPTER XI
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"That's right," he continued, addressing the horse, "hump yourself, an' swell up and grunt, damn you; you ought to be thankin' God that you ain't nothin' but a hoss, nohow, with no feelin' 'cept what's in your belly." He dropped the heavy stirrup with a vicious slap, and swung to his seat.

"If Phil's a-goin' to keep up the way he's startin', we'll sure have a pleasant little ol' ride to Skull Valley.

Oh, Lord! but I wisht I was a professor of them there exteticks, or somethin' nice and gentle like, jest for to-day, anyhow." Patches laughed.

"Think you could qualify, Curly ?" The cowboy grinned as they rode off together.

"So far as I've noticed the main part of the work, I could.


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