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The Last of the Plainsmen

CHAPTER 16
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In a twinkling he had strapped the collar round her neck.

The chain he made fast to the sapling.

After removing the club from her mouth he placed his knee on her neck, and while her head was in this helpless position he dexterously slipped a loop of thick copper wire over her nose, pushed it back and twisted it tight Following this, all done with speed and precision, he took from his pocket a piece of steel rod, perhaps one-quarter of an inch thick, and five inches long.

He pushed this between Kitty's jaws, just back of her great white fangs, and in front of the copper wire.

She had been shorn of her sharp weapons; she was muzzled, bound, helpless, an object to pity.
Lastly Jones removed the three lassoes.


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