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The Two Cartridges

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July 21, 2015

 

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On these lines, the author clearly describes Alfred’s features: “When on horseback, his legs hardly reached the lower body line of his mount… When on foot, strangers were inclined to call him ‘sonny’ ” (White, “Rattled” 1). Nevertheless, while Alfred was dubbed as this, he was recognized for his mastery of the prairie...
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Nevertheless, while Alfred was dubbed as this, he was recognized for his mastery of the prairie. But Alfred could read the prairie like a book. He could ride anything, shoot accurately, was at heart afraid of nothing, and could fight like a little catamount when occasion for it really arose. Among those who knew, Alfred was considered one of the best scouts on the plains...
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