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doc#137 | around so that she could get a better look | at | his face. It didn't seem to tell her anything |
doc#137 | twirling it around her wrist and smiling | at | him. </p><p> "Carwood didn't tell you that |
doc#137 | this time. But the scar seemed to pull hard | at | the corner of his mouth, and his eyes were |
doc#137 | listen to something like that. I'll be down | at | the creek finishing the dishes, if you |
doc#137 | other sounds to interrupt it. Not tonight, | at | any rate. He had a feeling that the girl |
doc#138 | writing in the hope of getting a good look | at | them but I never quite succeeded. A glimpse |
doc#138 | hardly a day passed when I did not go to look | at | it from a distance. I lived in a state |
doc#140 | atonement were possible, could only be made | at | that sacred, sacrificial basin. It was |
doc#141 | the car side for a moment, looking down | at | her expectantly. </p><p> "Well? Wasn't you |
doc#141 | . Lips pursed mournfully, he stared down | at | its crazily sagging left side. Then he |
doc#141 | scarcely sat a horse in years? He slid in | at | her side, tucked a cigar into his mouth |
doc#141 | , and that his leaden arms were flailing | at | nothing but the air. </p><p> He hated them |
doc#142 | after the Maguires joined it, which had been | at | midday. He'd come alone, without his wife |
doc#142 | getting back onto his horse. "Maybe he's | at | the hotel". </p><p> They rode to the Rockfork |
doc#143 | and passed, and the men who had scoffed | at | the warnings laughed with satisfaction. |
doc#143 | neighbors of writing them. He had cursed | at | them and threatened them. He was a man, |
doc#143 | hands, and he threw some answering fire back | at | the mysterious far-off shot, then spent |
doc#143 | hints among friends. </p><p> "Dead center | at | three hundred yards, that coroner said" |
doc#143 | heard about Lewis, even after he'd been shot | at | a couple o' times hisself"! </p><p> On the |
doc#143 | September 10, 1895, Powell and Ross rose | at | dawn and began their day's work. Haying |