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Duncan

Town and administrative headquarters of Stephens County, south-central Oklahoma; population (1990) 21,700. It is situated 40 km/25 mi east-southeast of Lawton. The town is a trade hub for cotton, grain, and livestock producers. A supply point for oil and gas fields discovered nearby in 1921, it produces oilfield machinery and asphalt and is a refining centre. On the Chisholm Trail in Indian Territory, it was a stop for late-19th-century cattle drives.



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Not having been in any civilized port for months, the stock of provisions boasted few delicacies; yet Minnie Duncan had managed to devise real feasts for cabin and forecastle.
Arrived within sight of the summer-house, Sir Patrick ordered Duncan to wait, and went on by himself.
Duncan Baan Stewart in Achindarroch his father was a Bastard.
 
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