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He was on the property of La Rosita Mining Company upon his own account, and not in reference to the Cavendish Case at all or, at least, this last was merely incidental. To be sure he had listened to a confession from Enright bearing directly upon the affair in New York, a confession so strange he could scarcely grasp its true meaning.
I ain't ridin' herd on apparitions; an' whenever ghosts takes to romancin' about in the cow business, that lets me out. "'I reckons, says Enright, wrinklin' up his brows, 'I'll take a look into this racket myse'f. "'An' if you-all don't mind none, Enright, says Peets, 'I'll get my chips in with yours.
After persistent b'ilin', I skims out a hand. ful an' drops 'em onto a tin plate to test 'em, an' it sounds like buckshot. As you says, it's the altitood. "'Gents, says the boss of Red Dog, all of a sudden, an' standin' up by Enright, 'I offers the toast: "Wolfville an' Red Dog, now an' yereafter." "Of course we-alls drinks, an' Doc Peets makes a talk.
Enright squar's it for him; for when Missis Rucker appears subsequent with a Winchester an' a knife an' gives it out cold she's goin' to get Bowlaig's hide an' tallow an' sell 'em to pay even for that dinin'-room desolation of which he's the architect, Enright counts up the damage an' pays over twenty-three dollars in full settlement. Does Bowlaigs know it?
Willis was only too eager; Willis was young, enthusiastic, reliable three reasons why the Star kept him. "It may be a dream," he said, smiling, "but here is the way I stack it up. The night after he quarrelled with John, Frederick Cavendish called in Enright and made a will, presumably, cutting John off with practically nothing.
"'Why don't you keep the camp informed of this yere orphan an' the play you makes? says Enright, at the time it's explained to the committee, the time they trees Cherokee about them stages. "'It's that benev'lent an' mushy, says Cherokee, 'I'm plumb ashamed of the deal, an' don't allow to go postin' no notices tharof.
"This ontoward an' onmerited rebuke to Boggs is followed, by further breaks as hard to savey. Dave ain't no two days alike. One time he's that haughty he actooally passes Enright himse'f in the street an' no more heed or recognition than if Wolfville's chief is the last Mexican to come no'th of the line.
Neither Enright nor Beaton answered, but Lacy was in no way embarrassed by their silence. He knew now he had the whip-hand. "And to prevent any stir at this end, before you fellows get hold of the stuff, you want me to call off my working gang and let Westcott alone. Come, now, speak up." "Yes," acknowledged Enright. "I don't care so much for Westcott, but I want things kept quiet.
But it shorely comes to this: manners, as Texas declar's, is sometimes born of geography, an' what goes for polish an' the p'lite play in St. Looey may not do none for Texas. "'Mighty likely, says Old Man Enright, 'what Texas Thompson an' Jack Moore interjecks yere is dead c'rrect; but after all this question about what's manners is 'way to one side of the main trail.
"Cherokee Hall an' me is settin' in the Red Light, whilin' away time between bev'rages with argyments, when Enright comes ploddin' along in with the tidin's.
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