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Page 45
“ There was no buffalo , no antelope , angry eyes on him , and he said , “ Course I'd not even rabbits . The hunters couldn't even like to hear it again . " shoot a coyote . That was the time for the Grandfather looked back at the fire ...
“ There was no buffalo , no antelope , angry eyes on him , and he said , “ Course I'd not even rabbits . The hunters couldn't even like to hear it again . " shoot a coyote . That was the time for the Grandfather looked back at the fire ...
Page 287
Then he saw what he'd with a kind of glitter in their eyes , and been about to do , and he wiped his forethe stranger's smooth voice went on and head , as a man might who's just escaped on . Every time he'd raise an objection , it'd ...
Then he saw what he'd with a kind of glitter in their eyes , and been about to do , and he wiped his forethe stranger's smooth voice went on and head , as a man might who's just escaped on . Every time he'd raise an objection , it'd ...
Page 437
As they stared , a gust their faces ; ahead the far haze and heat of wind sent wisps of smoke scurrying from waves in which were still lost Gunstock and the mound , and a red eye opened to watch the Rio Grande . Almost she had forgotten ...
As they stared , a gust their faces ; ahead the far haze and heat of wind sent wisps of smoke scurrying from waves in which were still lost Gunstock and the mound , and a red eye opened to watch the Rio Grande . Almost she had forgotten ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | American Literature Houghton Mifflin literature series |
| Editor | Mark Schorer |
| Publisher | Houghton, 1965 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 18 Jul 2007 |
| Length | 848 pages |
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