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Updated: June 26, 2025
"They're set for a long fight. They're shootin' just to let us know they're on the watch." "Ahuh! Wal, what 're you goin' to do aboot it?" "I'm goin' out there presently." Gaston Isbel grunted his satisfaction at this intention of Jean's. All was pitch dark inside the cabin. The women had water and food at hand.
Here he leaves the same horse tracks an' crutch tracks.... Simple as a b c, Wils, when you see how he did it. But I'll tell you straight if I hadn't been suspicious of Buster Jack that trick of his would have made you a rustler!" "Damn him!" hissed the cowboy, in utter consternation and fury. "Ahuh! That's my sentiment exactly." "I swore to Collie I'd never kill him!" "Sure you did, son.
Now, Collie, that's a terrible word. I've heard it many times. An' all my life the worst's been comin'. An' it hasn't come yet. You only twenty years old talkin' wild the worst has come!... Tell me your trouble now an' I'll tell you where you're wrong." "Jack's a thief a cattle-thief!" rang Columbine's voice, high and clear. "Ahuh! Well, go on," said Wade.
"Collie is game in most ways, but she'd never kill anythin'.... Wade, you ain't thinkin' she ought to stop them lonesome walks an' rides?" "No, sure not, so long as she doesn't go too far away." "Ahuh! Wal, supposin' she rode up out of the valley, west on the Black Range?" "That won't do, Belllounds," replied Wade, seriously. "But Miss Collie's not goin' to, for I've cautioned her.
"Most of the first an' some of the last have struck the Tonto. The sheepmen have now got distributin' points for wool an' sheep at Maricopa an' Phoenix. They're shore waxin' strong an' bold." "Ahuh! ... An' what's likely to come of this mess?" queried Jean. "Ask your dad," replied Blaisdell. "I will. But I reckon I'd be obliged for your opinion."
"Never mind now, lass. It's a good reason. An' you mustn't fear anythin'. I agree with you we've got to prevent this this that's goin' to happen." "Oh, Ben, my dear friend, we must prevent it you must!" "Ahuh!... So I was figurin'." "Ben, you must go to Jack an' tell him show him the peril frighten him terribly so that he will not do do this shameful thing again."
Bill did not hear Haught's approach, and on the moment he was stalking round the pine, swearing at the bear, which clung to a branch about half way up. Then Haught discovered two more full-grown bears up in the top of the pine, the presence of which Bill had not the remotest suspicion. "Ahuh! you ole black Jasper!" Bill was yelling. "I treed you an' in a minnit I'm agoin' to assassinate you.
He seemed cool and bright, with the self-contained force usual for him when something critical is about to happen. "'Ahuh! So you come back, he said. "'Yes, I'm home, replied Jack. "'Wal, it took you quite a spell to get hyar. "'Do you want me to stay? "This question from Jack seemed to stump dad. He stared.
"Go ahead.... And, pard, if you say my leg has to be cut off why just pass me my gun!" The cowboy's voice was gay and bantering, but his eyes were alight with a spirit that frightened the hunter. "Ahuh!... I know how you feel. But, boy, I'd rather live with one leg an' be loved by Collie Belllounds than have nine legs for some other lass." Wilson Moore groaned his helplessness.
Jack had appeared suddenly, and his manner was different from that with which he used to face dad. He had something up his sleeve, as the cowboys say. He wore an air of defiance and indifference. "'I reckon I do, replied dad, deliberately. 'What do you mean by askin' me thet? "'I'm of age, long ago. You can't make me stay home. I can do as I like. "'Ahuh! I reckon you think you can.
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