[Wild Bill’s Last Trail by Ned Buntline]@TWC D-Link bookWild Bill’s Last Trail CHAPTER XI 5/6
I am tired, and the night air is chilly; and take care of the pack horse.
My silver and over one hundred thousand dollars in money is on his back, and what clothing I shall need for a time." "You bring a rich dowry, Addie, but your love is worth more than all the treasures the world could show.
Come, darling, I will take you as the most precious gift a wild, bad man ever received." "You are not bad, Bill.
You are my hero and my love!" Bill could only press his answer on her lips, and then with the bridle of her horses in his hand, and her arm linked in his, he walked back up the winding bed of the ravine for near a quarter of a mile. Then he emerged into an open space where there were full a hundred Indian ponies staked out, with their owners lying in groups about near small smoldering camp-fires.
A few only were on guard, and these on seeing their white chief appear paid no apparent attention to the companion, though they doubtless saw her.
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