Chapter III
“Hmm,” mused Tad aloud. “Regular hole-in-the wall proposition, ain’t it? Yeah. How many trails leadin’ into that section, Hank?” “Two,” came the prompt reply.
Chapter III
“Hmm,” mused Tad aloud. “Regular hole-in-the wall proposition, ain’t it? Yeah. How many trails leadin’ into that section, Hank?” “Two,” came the prompt reply.
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From this reading How many trails leadin’ into that section, Hank?”
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used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
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From this reading “Two,” came the prompt reply.
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