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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: Madeline's guests and what had happened to them. His keen glance
at Madeline grew softer as she talked.
"I breathe again," he said, and laughed. "I was afraid. Well, I
must have missed some sport. I can just fancy what Monty and
Nels did to that Englishman. So you went up to the crags.
That's a wild place. I'm not surprised at guerrillas falling in
with you up there. The crags were a famous rendezvous for
Apaches--it's near the border--almost inaccessible--good water
and grass. I wonder what the U. S. cavalry would think if they
knew these guerrillas crossed the border right under their noses.
Well, it's practically impossible to patrol some of that
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