If their opinion does not agree with Bill's, why you can choose for yourself between the two." "Prairie Dog Village was of considerable size, covering as it did perhaps a dozen acres of the dry, light prairie soil.

Its houses were crowded together without any regard to order or arrangement, and so closely as to suggest that their owners imagined land was scarce in the neighborhood.

It wasn't.

For hundreds of miles in every direction the plains stretched away to the dim horizon.

There was room everywhere, nothing much, in fact, _but_ room, with a little coarse grass and plenty of clear air.