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and got away with it . "
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at gun point either . They 've done it before
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necks before you can say ' knife ' . It wouldn't
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sure asking for trouble . They 'll be on your
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" Yeah , " said Dowd dubiously . " 2Mebbe we 'd
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better . " Surprisingly Dan Maffrey came in at
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be the first time they 've held up a diggings
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that point . " If you do , " he said , " you 'll be
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said Dan . " We 'll watch the stage out of reach . "
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us and a few six-shooters . But most of us
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2ain't 2eddicated in shootin' . It 'd be a
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abide by what we said at the meeting , "
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" You 're 2durned tootin' , mister , " said the man
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called Roper Smith . " We 've got five rifles among
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2massacree , 2yessir . " " If you 'll take a chance
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on getting your gold to the bank , then we 'll
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three of them , no more . I reckon we can deal
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handsome offer so I chimed in too . " That
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with them all right . "
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with Dan Maffrey's aim to avenge himself
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and hold up the stage , it 'll be a couple or
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goes for me , gentlemen , " I said . " If they do try
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on the Fenton bunch but still it was a
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I couldn't quite see how all this fitted in
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Gay , sitting opposite Gavin on the terrace could
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to do that . " Gavin drained his glass
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hardly believe that she was the same girl ,
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and refilled it .
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Gavin raised his glass to her and smiled
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table for the first time a few days ago .
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and Gay's heart turned over . " I 'd like
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miserable , shy , who had sat at the little
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who is tough enough to change him . "
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you know , always , and you aren't the type
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trust him out of your sight and having to put on
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whenever he flirts with another woman . He will
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a brave face and pretend that you don't mind
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Hell . " Doc answered for her . " Just Hell . Never able to
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be the same , if you know what I mean . " " You sound
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like Alice in Wonderland , " Doc gently mocked her , " and
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I 'm glad you 're beginning to see that you 're wasting
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now that I do realise that , and in any case , " she added
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a little sadly , " if I did change Gavin , he wouldn't
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your time on that chap .
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Gay nodded . " I know that you 're right Doc , I think
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I 'd marry you myself . " Gay laughed , Doc was
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as it obviously appeared to everyone else .
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long for the right man for you to come
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so kind and nice and she hoped that one
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Now let him go and you won't have to wait
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day she would be able to see the situation
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along . If I was thirty years younger and weren't
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married to the sweetest wife in the world
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" I made it myself , " Gay tried to speak
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normally .
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the roundabout , which was
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least . She would think of her-
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new seat outside the hospital
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thoughts . At one time she had
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self as a stranger in these parts
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out of operation - in theory , at
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gates and thought vagrant
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watched the workmen constructing
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studying these cross-roads . Which
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one to take ?
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Diana Wills often sat on the brand
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to put St. John's Casualty Department
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" If I were a tramp I would simply blow a
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airy directions accordingly . " If I were needing a
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women doctors to blow a feather and follow its
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job I 'd go to London , of course , " she went on .
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wishing life would sometimes allow serious-minded
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feather , " she decided , rather envying the gentle-
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man of the road his freedom of decision , and
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all important . "
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I got a good look at her . But if Nigel
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" Neither can Nigel , " smiled Diana .
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I know ? " she smiled . " I think so .
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" No , " Di said immediately . " It isn't at
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wasn't there it isn't important , is it ? "
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" I remember , " quipped the houseman ,
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That blonde was something . " " Anybody
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meaning no offence , " but does he ?
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" He 's saving up to get married . Remember ? "
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But after that slight slip of the tongue on Nigel's part she had
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with a cyst on her ear ... ? "
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" Nigel , " she had besought him , " you know that evening
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you took Luke Parson's surgery and there was a woman
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realised it was important enough for her to have remembered , and it
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made her think there was an abyss immediately ahead .
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was as though a red mist veiled her usually clear sight and
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broken down outside and he noticed
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you this , too ? " " No , " she laughed .
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at the roots and I had a redhead on
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it was your car I suppose he
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" Oh , he wasn't . His motor-bike had
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" He didn't actually see you . Because
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presumed it was you , all dressed up in
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your car and then you dancing with
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the other arm . He would have told
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