But you make me tired." He swept a hand across his face and eyes, just because he was tired.
"That's all I'm going to do for you to-day, my man," said he in conclusion.

"Go on back home and fight out your own woman problems--that isn't in my line." "She--I reckon she'd be glad to see you--if she could.

You see, she's a lady, Doc.

She ain't like us people out here." The physician looked at him with curious appraisal in his eyes, studying both the man and this peculiar problem which all at once had been brought to view.
"A lady ?" said he at last, somewhat disgusted.

"If she was any lady she'd never have answered any advertisement such as you two people say you have been fools enough to print." "Look here! That ain't so," said Sim Gage with sudden heat.