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doc#139 | home in Burlingame. It reached the mines | at | North San Juan and Bloomfield. It brought |
doc#139 | life. </p><p> There came a ghost of noise | at | the office door and Hague swung to see |
doc#139 | about the man's history. Kodyke had appeared | at | the mine one day bearing a letter from |
doc#140 | atonement were possible, could only be made | at | that sacred, sacrificial basin. It was |
doc#140 | enter it before, walked between two trees | at | random and headed in what she believed |
doc#140 | the glen she sought, and she was glad to | at | last be doing something positive in her |
doc#140 | sort of person prowled its woods, plucked | at | its bark or stripped the berries from its |
doc#140 | whispered comfort of the trees. Silence walked | at | Pamela's side, its presence numbingly close |
doc#140 | under her feet; bushes swished and scratched | at | her slacks; tree branches snapped as she |
doc#141 | He opened the door and got out. He waited | at | the car side for a moment, looking down |
doc#141 | the car side for a moment, looking down | at | her expectantly. </p><p> "Well? Wasn't you |
doc#141 | "? Then, helpfully, as she merely stared | at | him in weary silence, "Maybe you could |
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 | car could be repaired there; sufficiently, | at | least, to get them back into town. A wildcatter |
doc#141 | would I mean, anyways"? </p><p> She looked | at | him, lips compressed. Then, with a shrug |
doc#141 | Joyce Lakewood. </p><p> The car lurched along | at | a snail's crawl, the left-front mudguard |
doc#141 | demanded. Not without a face-saving respite of | at | least a few minutes. To do so would make |
doc#141 | , and that his leaden arms were flailing | at | nothing but the air. </p><p> He hated them |
doc#141 | sure, was the way they would act; laughing | at | a dying man, laughing as a man was beaten |