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A Man for the Ages

CHAPTER IV
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All noted the contrast between the two young men as they greeted each other.

Abe sat down for a few minutes and looked sadly into the fire but said nothing.

He rose presently, excused himself and went away.
Soon Samson followed him.

Over at Offut's store he did not find Abe, but Bill Berry was drawing liquor from the spigot of a barrel set on blocks in a shed connected with the rear end of the store and serving it to a number of hilarious young Irishmen.

His shirt was soiled.


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