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Fairchild comes to know that Mr. Easton has given up his luxurious life in Washington and has taken the job of a marshal in the west. Then the woman says she also loves the west and wants to live there. At that point the second man demands that he must be taken to the smoker now as he hasn't had a smoke all day.
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Fairchild comes to know that Mr. Easton has given up his luxurious life in Washington and has taken the job of a marshal in the west. Then the woman says she also loves the west and wants to live there. At that point the second man demands that he must be taken to the smoker now as he hasn't had a smoke all day.
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