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The Two-Gun Man

CHAPTER IV
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She still worked at the foot, fastening the bandage; he could feel her fingers as they passed lightly over it.

He did not move, feeling a deep contentment.
Presently she arose, placed the foot gently down, and entered the house.

With closed eyes he lay in the chair, listening to her step as she walked about in the house.

He lay there a long time, and when he opened his eyes again he knew that he must have been asleep, for the night had come and a big yellow moon was rising over a rim of distant hills.

Turning his head slightly, he saw the interior of one of the rooms of the cabin--the kitchen, for he saw a stove and some kettles and pans hanging on the wall and near the window a table, over which was spread a cloth.


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