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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Light of Western Stars by Zane Grey: "We were comrades before Juarez. One day I dragged him out of a
ditch. I reminded him. Then I--I told him something I--I
thought--"
"Stewart, I know from the way he looked at me that you spoke of
me."
Her companion did not offer a reply to this, and Madeline did not
press the point.
"I heard Don Carlos's name several times. That interests me.
What have Don Carlos and his vaqueros to do with this?"
"That Greaser has all to do with it," replied Stewart, grimly.
"He burned his ranch and corrals to keep us from getting them.
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