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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Young Forester by Zane Grey: eyes.
"There's one thing, Buell," said Stockton. "Jim Williams is wise. You've got
to look out for him."
Buell's ruddy face blanched. Then, without another word, he waved his hand
toward the slope, and, wheeling his horse, galloped down the trail.
IX. TAKEN INTO THE MOUNTAINS
We climbed to another level bench where we branched off the trail. The
forest still kept its open, park-like character. Under the great pines the
ground was bare and brown with a thick covering of pine-needles, but in the
glades were green grass and blue flowers.
Once across this level we encountered a steeper ascent than any I had yet
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