While he drew one after the other, he did a little thinking.
"Must have been the Bar Nothing, or else the Lazy A cattle you got hold of," he concluded, pointing to the pencil marks on the margin of the paper.

"They range down in there, and Jean Douglas answers your description of the girl,--as far as looks go.

She ain't all that wild and dangerous, though.

Swing a loop with any man in the country and ride and all that,--been raised right out there on the Lazy A.

Say! Why don't you go out and see Carl Douglas, and see if you can't get the use of the Lazy A for your pictures?
Seems to me that's just the kinda place you want.