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Buck values something.

Buck values his fame.

Buck values his time.

Buck values his source of relief from a situation he finds uncomfortable.

Buck values his vacation time.

Buck values his love for Mary.

Buck values his family business.

Buck values a family tradition.

Buck values his time alone.

Buck values his assignment.

Buck values his skill.

Buck values his capability of doing something.

Buck values his capability to finish his assignment.

Buck values his pride.

Buck values Marys love for him.

Buck values the advantage he has over Snidely.

Buck values his happiness.

Buck values his social position.

Buck values his family.

Buck values power.

Buck values his health.

Buck values Marys health.

Buck values his money.

Buck values his career.

Buck values his property.

Buck values his family heirloom.

Buck values his collection of things.

Buck values a thing that belongs to him.

Buck values Marys trust in him.

Buck values his fame.

Buck values his time.

Buck values his source of relief from a situation he finds uncomfortable.

Buck values his vacation time.

Buck values his love for Mary.

Buck values his family business.

Buck values a family tradition.

Buck values his time alone.

Buck values his assignment.

Buck values his skill.

Buck values his capability of doing something.

Buck values his capability to finish his assignment.

Buck values his pride.

Buck values Marys love for him.

Buck values the advantage he has over Snidely.

Buck values his happiness.

Buck values his social position.

Buck values his family.

Buck values power.

Buck values his health.

Buck values Marys health.

Buck values his money.

Buck values his career.

Buck values his property.

Buck values his family heirloom.

Buck values his collection of things.

Buck values a thing that belongs to him.

Buck values Marys trust in him.

Buck values his fame.

Buck values his time.

Buck values his source of relief from a situation he finds uncomfortable.

Buck values his vacation time.

Buck values his love for Mary.

Buck values his family business.

Buck values a family tradition.

Buck values his time alone.

Buck values his assignment.

Buck values his skill.

Buck values his capability of doing something.

Buck values his capability to finish his assignment.

Buck values his pride.

Buck values Marys love for him.

Buck values the advantage he has over Snidely.

Buck values his happiness.

Buck values his social position.

Buck values his family.

Buck values power.

Buck values his health.

Buck values Marys health.

Buck values his money.

Buck values his career.

Buck values his property.

Buck values his family heirloom.

Buck values his collection of things.

Buck values a thing that belongs to him.

Buck values Marys trust in him.

Buck values his faith in god.

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