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Updated: May 23, 2025
"Tetley of Coulée Rouge will send back the horse and robes. It is a last favor; we won't trouble you any more. Minnie Fletcher." I was troubled, however. We should need every available beast in the spring, and Tetley was rather more than suspected of being concerned in smuggling whisky and certain contraband commerce, including the shipping of Chinamen over the United States border.
Minnie looked at him with disgust, and shivered as she snatched one of her hands from his grasp. "It was very good of your sister, Ralph," she said, "and I knew you would forgive me for borrowing the horse; he is there in the stable, and Tetley will find Tom another.
Minnie lay back limp and colorless in a big chair by the stove. Fletcher knelt close beside her chafing her wrists, and the table was littered with wrappings, while Tetley frowned at me from one end of the room. "Fletcher," I said. "You and your advocate worked up a lying charge against me. Shall I ask your wife before you whether it's true?
"I want Jim Tetley," I answered. "He's way down to Dakota, and you can't see him," the unseen person said. To this I replied at a venture: "I'm too cold for unnecessary fooling. Jim Tetley is inside there. Go right in, and tell him that Lorimer of Fairmead is waiting for his horse. He'll understand that message." "Now you're talking," said the man showing himself.
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