[Cow-Country by B. M. Bower]@TWC D-Link bookCow-Country CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE: TRAILS END 13/20
Buddy should never have sent you on such a trip--just to bring home money, like a bank messenger! But I'm glad that he did! And I do wish you would consent to stay--such an afternoon with music I haven't had since Buddy left us.
You could stay with me and train for the concert work you intend doing.
I'm only an old ranch woman in a slat sunbonnet--but I taught my Buddy--and have you heard him ?" "An old woman in a slat sunbonnet--oh, how can you? Why, you're the most wonderful woman in the whole world." Marian's voice was almost tearful in its protest.
"Yes--I have heard--your Buddy." "'T is the strangest way to go about selling a horse that I ever saw," Bob Birnie put in dryly, smoothing his beard while he looked at them. "We'd be glad to have you stay, lass.
But you've asked me to place a price on the horse, and I should like to ask ye a question or two.
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