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The Sagebrusher

CHAPTER XXXII
18/22

I've got to go over and see--I've got to go over to her house and see----" But he never told what he planned.
Doctor Barnes shook his head to Flaherty after a time, when the latter turned to him in the outer room.

The big foreman compressed his lips.
"He's done good work, the lad!" said Flaherty; and Wid Gardner, still standing by, nodded his head.
"Mighty good.

It was him got the Chink all right--hit him twict out of three, and creased him onct; and like enough this Dutchman first, too.
Tell me, Doc, ain't he got a chanct to come through?
Can't you make it out that way for pore old Sim ?" "I'm afraid not," said Doctor Barnes.

"The shot's close to an artery, and like enough he's bleeding internally, because he's coughing.

His pulse is jumpy.


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