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THE SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS

ished, he had taken his Winchester from its brackets over the fireplace. Slipping a bridle on his horse that was feeding in the yard, he sprang upon the animal's back without waiting for a saddle. "Stay in the cabin, girl, put out the light, and don't open the door until I come," he said and he was gone. As Sammy turned back into the house, from away down in Mutton Hollow, on the night wind, came the sound of guns.

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