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A Truthful Woman in Southern California

CHAPTER III
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An old lover suddenly returned, tried to approach her; she screamed, "I am now a married woman!"-- he lifted his revolver, and once again she returned to consciousness and the _tamale_, and brandy, and Brown's Jamaica ginger.
If she had eaten half the _tamale_ the pistol would doubtless have completed its deadly work.

A kind old gentleman of our party bought a dozen to treat us all.

We were obliged to refuse, and it was amusing to watch him in his endeavor to get rid of them.

At last he made several journeys to the car door, throwing out a few each trip in a solemn way.
He didn't want to hurt the feelings of the natives by casting them all out at once.
Sweet Water Dam is a triumph of engineering, one of the largest dams in the world, holding six million gallons of water, used for irrigating ranches in Sweet Water Valley; and at La Jolla you will find pretty shells and clamber down to the caves.

There the stones are slippery, and an absorbing flirtation should be resisted, as the tide often intrudes most unexpectedly, and in dangerous haste.


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