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“You are full of… horse feathers, cowboy." Leaning over him, she stared hard into his eyes. "I didn't work like a damned dog out there and freeze my butt off—excuse me, Sunshine—so we could just let those damned—'scuse me, Sunshine—stupid cows starve or freeze. And we aren't going to find a buyer for them now, that's for damned sure—excuse me, Sunshine.”

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Book:Silver Lining
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Silver Lining

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Maggie Osborne
Maggie Osborne

Maggie Osborne, born on June 10, 1941, is a renowned author known for her delicate emotional descriptions and profound social insights. Her works are highly appreciated by readers. more

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