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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Lone Star Ranger by Zane Grey: a mighty crisis. The end, always haunting, had to be sternly
blotted from thought. It was the approach that needed all his
mind.
He passed the night there, and late in the morning, after
watching trail and road from a ridge, he returned to Ord. If
Jim Fletcher tried to disguise his surprise the effort was a
failure. Certainly he had not expected to see Duane again.
Duane allowed himself a little freedom with Fletcher, an
attitude hitherto lacking.
That afternoon a horseman rode in from Bradford, an outlaw
evidently well known and liked by his fellows, and Duane beard
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