[The Flying U’s Last Stand by B. M. Bower]@TWC D-Link bookThe Flying U’s Last Stand CHAPTER 13 12/30
You could walk all over Weary--figuratively speaking--before he would show resentment.
You could not step very close to Irish without running the risk of consequences. That he should, under all that, have a streak of calculating, hard-headed business sense, did not occur to them. They rode on, discussing the present situation and how best to meet it; the contingencies of the future, and how best to circumvent the active antagonism of Florence Grace Hallman and the colony for which she stood sponsor.
They did not dream that Irish was giving his whole mind to solving the problem of raising money to build that fence, but that is exactly what he was doing. Some of you at least are going to object to his method.
Some of you--those of you who live west of the big river--are going to understand his point of view, and you will recognize his method as being perfectly logical, simple, and altogether natural to a man of his temperament and manner of life.
It is for you that I am going to relate his experiences.
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