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Prairie Folks

PART VII
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The papers were full of the wonderful resources of the Jim Valley.

It spoke of the nutritious grasses for stock.

It spoke of the successful venture of the lonely settler Wilson, how his stock fattened upon the winter grasses without shelter, etc., what vegetables he grew, etc., etc.
Wilson was reading this paper for the sixth time one evening in May.

He had laid off his boots, his pipe was freshly filled, and he sat in the doorway in vast content, unmindful of the glory of color that filled the western sky, and the superb evening chorus of the prairie-chickens, holding conventions on every hillock.

He felt something touch him on the shoulder, and looked up to see a tall Indian gazing down upon him with a look of strange pride and gravity.


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