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The Last of the Plainsmen

CHAPTER 3
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But they only augmented the frenzy of the beast.

Faster Kentuck flew, snorting in terror; closer drew the dusty, bouncing pursuer; the calf spun like a top; the lasso strung tighter than wire.
Jones strained to loosen the fastening, but in vain.

He swore at his carelessness in dropping his knife by the last calf he had tied.

He thought of shooting the rope, yet dared not risk the shot.

A hollow sound turned him again, with the Colts leveled.


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