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The Last of the Plainsmen

CHAPTER 16
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Then she turned to her tormentor, and gave utterance to most savage sounds.

As she did not intimidate her pursuer, she retreated out on the branch, which sloped down at a deep angle, and crouched on a network of small limbs.
When Jones had worked up a little farther, he commanded a splendid position for his operations.

Kitty was somewhat below him in a desirable place, yet the branch she was on joined the tree considerably above his head.

Jones cast his lasso.

It caught on a snag.


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