He's only running a bit wilder than the usual colt; it takes longer to catch and bridle him--" "Somebody'll rope him pretty roughly before you run him down," said Gerard.
"I hope not.

Of course it's a chance he takes, and we can't help it; but I'm trying to believe he'll tire out in time and come back to us for his salt.

And, Austin, we've simply got to believe in him, you know--on Eileen's account." Austin grew angrier and redder: "Eileen's account?
Do you mean her bank account?
It's easy enough to believe in him if you inspect his sister's bank account.

Believe in him?
Oh, certainly I do; I believe he's pup enough to come sneaking to his sister to pay for all the damfooleries he's engaged in.

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