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The Rustlers of Pecos County

CHAPTER 7
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What else could he have done?
But he could not speak.

Then it seemed to dawn upon Steele there was more behind this white, sweet, noble intensity of her than just making amends for a fancied or real wrong.

For myself, I thought the man did not live on earth who could have resisted her then.
And there was resistance; I felt it; she must have felt it.

It was poor Steele's hard fate to fight the charm and eloquence and sweetness of this woman when, for some reason unknown to him, and only guessed at by me, she was burning with all the fire and passion of her soul.
"Mr.Steele, I honor you for your goodness to this unfortunate woman," she said, and now her speech came swiftly.

"When she was all alone and helpless you were her friend.


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