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Red Saunders His Adventures West & East
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Red Saunders: His Adventures West & East
'Red Saunders: His Adventures West & East' is a novel written by Henry Wallace Phillips. The story begins with two men, who are at a cabin near a lake, with one braiding a leather hat band outside and the other rolling cigarettes inside. The man inside is given advice on which type of paper to use for his cigarettes. He had met some friends earlier and drank, and was feeling good on his way home. However, he was stopped by a soldier and became angry, exchanging insults with him. The soldier was respectful because he had been thrown out of a dance hall by a cowboy, which made him respect the cowboy profession.
Red Saunders
This Is A New Release Of The Original 1902 Edition.
Red Saunders
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Red Saunders
Excerpt from Red Saunders: His Adventures West East Reddy and I were alone at the Lake beds. He sat outside the cabin, braiding a leather hat-band - eight strands, and the "repeat" figure - an art that I never could master. I sat inside, with a one-pound package of smoking tobacco beside me, and newspapers within reach, rolling the day's supply of cigarettes. Reddy stopped his story long enough to say: "Don't use the 'Princess' Slipper, ' Kid - that paper burns my tongue - take the 'Granger'; there's plenty of it." Well, as I was saying, I'd met a lot of the boys up in town this day, and they threw as many as two drinks into me; I know that for certain, because when we took the parting dose,...
Red Saunders
"[...] A CHANCE SHOT Reddy and I were alone at the Lake beds. He sat outside the cabin, braiding a leather hat-band-eight strands, and the "repeat" figure-an art that I never could master. I sat inside, with a one-pound package of smoking tobacco beside me, and newspapers within reach, rolling the day's supply of cigarettes. Reddy stopped his story long enough to say: "Don't use the 'Princess' Slipper, ' Kid-that paper burns my tongue-take the 'Granger'; there's plenty of it." [...]."
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