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The Sagebrusher

CHAPTER IX
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When you learn more about me you'll think I'm the worst man you ever seen." "We'll have to wait," was all that Mary Warren could think to say.

But after a time she turned her face toward him once more.
"Do you know," said she, "I think you're a gentleman!" "Oh, my Lord!" said Sim Gage, his eyes going every which way.

"Oh, my good Lord!" "Well, it's true.

Look--you haven't said a word or done a thing--you haven't touched me--or laughed--or--or hinted--not once.

That's being a gentleman, in a time like this.


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