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The
bunk
house
was
a
long,
rectangular
building.
Inside,
the
walls
were
whitewashed
and
the
floor
unpainted.
In
three
walls
there
were
small,
square
windows,
and
in
the
fourth,
a
solid
door
with
a
wooden
latch.
Against
the
walls
were
eight
bunks,
five
of
them
made
up
with
blankets
and
the
other
three
showing
their
burlap
ticking.
Over
each
bunk
there
was
nailed
an
apple
box
with
the
opening
forward
so
that
it
made
two
shelves
for
the
personal
belongings
of
the
occupant
of
the
bunk.
And
these
shelves
were
loaded
with
little
articles,
soap
and
talcum
powder,
razors
and
those
Western
magazines
ranch
men
love
to
read
and
scoff
at
and
secretly
believe.
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