[The Range Dwellers by B. M. Bower]@TWC D-Link bookThe Range Dwellers CHAPTER VIII 10/21
Just like yuh.
Get onto this'n uh mine--he's the best in the bunch--and light out--if yuh still want t' catch that train." I came back from the primitive with a rush.
I no longer wanted to kill and kill.
Dad was lying "critically ill" in Frisco--and Frisco was a long way off! The miles between bulked big and black before me, so that I shivered and forgot my quarrel with King.
I must catch that train. I went with one leap up into the saddle as Perry Potter slid down, thought vaguely that I never could ride with the stirrups so short, but that there was not time to lengthen them; took my feet peevishly out of them altogether, and dashed down, that winding way between King's sheds and corrals while the Ragged H boys kept King's men at bay, and the unmusical medley of shots and yells followed us far in the darkness of the pass.
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