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Riders of the Purple Sage

CHAPTER IX
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Attended by something somber for Venters, the day passed.

At night in the cool winds the fever abated and she slept.
The second day was a repetition of the first.

On the third he seemed to see her wither and waste away before his eyes.

That day he scarcely went from her side for a moment, except to run for fresh, cool water; and he did not eat.

The fever broke on the fourth day and left her spent and shrunken, a slip of a girl with life only in her eyes.


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