An' thet he'd trail an' kill anythin' you put him after." "I trained him to be just that way." "Wal, leave Tom to home up in the woods--when you visit us." Dale finished his hearty meal, and listened awhile longer to the old woman's talk; then, taking his rifle and the other turkey, he bade her good-by.

She followed him out.
"Now, Milt, you'll come soon again, won't you--jest to see Al's niece--who'll be here in a week ?" "I reckon I'll drop in some day....

Auntie, have you seen my friends, the Mormon boys ?" "No, I 'ain't seen them an' don't want to," she retorted.

"Milt Dale, if any one ever corrals you it'll be Mormons." "Don't worry, Auntie.

I like those boys.