It is too much like every day to be like church, but Brown says that is the best kind, a religion for every day; and Jack, too, says that Brown is right, but he won't talk much about it.
"I am going to be a rancher.

Jack says I am a good cattle man already.

He gave me a pony and saddle and a couple of heifers for myself, that I saved last winter out of a snow-drift, and he says that when I grow a little bigger, he will take me for his partner.
Of course, he smiles when he says this, but I think he means it.
Would not that be splendid?
I do not care to be a partner, but just to live with Jack always.

He makes every one do what he likes because they love him and they are afraid of him too.

Old Mackenzie would let him walk over his body.