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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: "Wal, you don't say! Thet was pert of you, youngster. An' will the
Government round up these sharks?"
"Indeed it will. The Government is in dead earnest about protecting the
National Forests."
"So it ought to be. Next to a forest fire, I hate these skinned timber
tracts. Wal, old Penetier's going to see somethin' lively before long.
Youngster, them lumbermen--leastways, them fellers you call Bud an' Bill,
an' such--they're goin' to fight."
The old hunter left me presently, and went outside. I waited awhile for
him, but as he did not return I lay down upon the bearskins and dropped to
sleep. It seemed I had hardly closed my eyes when I felt a hand on my arm
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