[The Man of the Forest by Zane Grey]@TWC D-Link bookThe Man of the Forest CHAPTER III 22/23
So we've suffered in silence.
My father always said, let some one else say the first word against Beasley, an' you've come to us!" Roy Beeman put a hand on Dale's shoulder.
He, perhaps, was the keenest of the brothers and the one to whom adventure and peril called most. He had been oftenest with Dale, on many a long trail, and he was the hardest rider and the most relentless tracker in all that range country. "An' we're goin' with you," he said, in a strong and rolling voice. They resumed their seats before the fire.
John threw on more wood, and with a crackling and sparkling the blaze curled up, fanned by the wind. As twilight deepened into night the moan in the pines increased to a roar.
A pack of coyotes commenced to pierce the air in staccato cries. The five young men conversed long and earnestly, considering, planning, rejecting ideas advanced by each.
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