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The Heritage of the Sioux

CHAPTER I
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Her big eyes were frankly hostile; her half smile was, in the opinion of Applehead, almost as frankly scornful.
He could not match her in the subtleties of feminine warfare.

He took refuge behind the masculine bulwark of authority.
"Where yuh bin with that horse uh mine ?" he demanded harshly.

"Purty note when I don't git no say about my own stock.

Got him all het up and heavin' like he'd been runnin' cattle; I ain't goin' to stand for havin' my horses ran to death, now I'm tellin' yuh! Fer a squaw, I must say you're gittin' too danged uppish in your ways around here.

Next time you want to go traipsin' around the mesa, you kin go afoot.


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