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Wolfville Days
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Lem Woodruff from Wolfville Days
Lem Woodruff is a taciturn frontier cowboy who uses gestures and gunfire to protect his stock and repel intruders in Wolfville Days, known for quick to use a firearm to warn or intimidate; prefers physical/gestural communication (whoops, hand-signals) over extended verbal greeting; cowboy/ranch worker familiar with handling yearlings.
Role in the story
A taciturn frontier cowboy who uses gestures and gunfire to protect his stock and repel intruders.
Personality and defining traits
quick to use a firearm to warn or intimidate; prefers physical/gestural communication (whoops, hand-signals) over extended verbal greeting; cowboy/ranch worker familiar with handling yearlings
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quick to use a firearm to warn or intimidate; prefers physical/gestural communication (whoops, hand-signals) over extended verbal greeting; cowboy/ranch worker familiar with handling yearlings
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Lewis, Alfred Henry, 1857-1914
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