English, 09.06.2021 19:40, anaroles04
Based on this conversation, which can the reader expect from the plot?
1. the day to day progress of a western cattle drive
2. a serious conflict between Captain Billy and Red
3.
more misadventures of the newcomer to the cattle drive
4.
an historical account of life on the open range
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