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Updated: May 9, 2025
"No; I don't expect any news for a week till I get on my feet." "I guess we might as well let him go and try again without him," said Doug, looking out the door at Little Marion, who was astride a saddleless mule which was doing its best to climb the corral fence. Charleton grinned.
But he had ridden stirrupless and saddleless ere now; he recovered himself with the suppleness of an Arab, and firm-seated behind the collar, with one leg crushed between the pole and Maraschino's flanks, gathering in the ribbons till they were tight-drawn as a bridle, he strained with all the might and sinew that were in him to get the grays in hand before they could plunge down into the water.
It was only postponed. "I'd give a good deal to know what became of the rest of this Greaser's gang," said Frank, the other cowpuncher. "After they stampeded them steers, maybe they run away," Tom observed. They put the prisoner astride the saddleless horse and made their way slowly to the ranch house.
Of how she had sat by an old Grenadier's death-couch, to sing to him, refusing to stir, though it was a fete at Chalons, and she loved fetes as only a French girl can. Of how she had ridden twenty leagues on a saddleless Arab horse, to fetch the surgeon of the Spahis to a Bedouin perishing in the desert of shot-wounds.
The night that Bess came home saddleless and riderless, with the white foam on her, and when he searched till near morning, to at last find Job stretched in a stupor by the wayside down the Chichilla road, he thought the boy's after story was true that story of a frightened runaway and little knew it was Pete Wilkins' whisky that had thrown him.
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