Don't anybody live there now.

It's been left alone ever since--the trouble out there.

House and barns and corrals,--everything you want." He leaned closer with a confidential tone creeping into his voice, for Robert Grant Burns and his company were profitable guests and should be given every inducement to remain in the country.
"It ain't but fifteen miles out there; you could go back and forth in your machine, easy.

You go out and see Carl Douglas, anyway; won't do no harm.

You offer him a little something for the use of the Lazy A; he'll take anything that looks like money.