Part Two-15
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You are a ranger.’
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Sorry, said Jake. Go on.’
No, you continue.’
ell------ Jake said. I say arted to say.
Instead trangled Souted South.’
And the Negro people.’
to steady from ttle on tely o t and picked up a small, c served as a paperate of ed and ted and defense. But! But if you o ask me to point out t uncivilized area on t here------’
atcor Copeland. Youre out in the ocean.’
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