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The Texan Star

CHAPTER II
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You have lost many pounds, and if this keeps on I do not know what will happen to you.

I shall not ask for more liberty for you, but you must have a doctor at once." "I do not want any doctor, Uncle Steve," said the boy.

"He cannot do me any good, but there is somebody else whom I want." "Who is he ?" "A barber." "A barber! Now what good can a barber do you ?" "A great deal.

What I crave most in the world is a hair-cut, and only a barber can do that for me.

My hair has been growing for more than three months, Uncle Steve, and you've seen how extremely thick it is.


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