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The Quirt

CHAPTER TEN
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The load was rocking along behind them.

Brit was still braced and clinging to the reins.
Panic seized Yellowjacket.

He, too, went lunging down that trail, his head thrown from side to side that he might watch the thing that menaced him, heedless of the fact that danger might lie ahead of him also.
Lorraine knew that he was running senselessly, that he might leave the trail at any bend and go rolling into the canyon.
A sense of unreality seized her.

It could not be deadly earnest, she thought.

It was so exactly like some movie thrill, planned carefully in advance, rehearsed perhaps under the critical eye of the director, and done now with the camera man turning calmly the little crank and counting the number of film feet the scene would take.


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