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“ A dam fool proposition,” was Liverpool’s judgment, when Charles had concluded. “An old granddad of seventy! If he’s on his last legs, why in hell did you hook up with him? If there’s going to be a famine, and it looks like it, we need every ounce of grub for ourselves. We only out-fitted for four, not five.” “ It’s all right,” Tarwater heard Charles assuring the other. “Don’t get excited. The old codger agreed to leave the final decision to you when we caught up with you. All you’ve got to do is put your foot down and say no.” “ You mean it’s up to me to turn the old one down, after your encouraging him and taking advantage of his work clear from Dyea here?” “ It’s a hard trail, Liverpool, and only the men that are hard will get through,” Charles strove to palliate. “ And

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