[The Boss of the Lazy Y by Charles Alden Seltzer]@TWC D-Link book
The Boss of the Lazy Y

CHAPTER V
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But when he looked at Calumet he cringed as though in fear.

Betty stood beside the table, facing Calumet also.

But there was no fear in her attitude.

She was erect, her hands resting on her hips, and when Calumet hesitated on the threshold she looked at him with a scornful half smile.

Yielding to the satanic humor which had received its birth the night before when he had made his decision to remain at the Lazy Y, he returned Betty's smile with a derisive grin, walked to the table, pulled out a chair, and seated himself.
It was a deliberate and premeditated infringement of the proprieties, and Calumet anticipated a storm of protest from Betty.


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