[Wild Bill’s Last Trail by Ned Buntline]@TWC D-Link bookWild Bill’s Last Trail CHAPTER IV 8/9
Until the cup of vengeance is full.
Heaven will surely spare me.
But I must go.
I have no time to spare." The young Texan glanced at the chambers of a handsome six-shooter which he carried, to see if it was ready for use, replaced it in his belt, and then, with a cheerful smile, left the room and house. Hastening to the stable, he selected a saddle, lengthened the stirrups to suit himself, took a stout bridle from among a lot hanging in the store-room, and accompanied by the stable-keeper, approached the newly purchased Black Hawk horse. "I may as well have him ready," he said; "for if Wild Bill is to be here at sunset, that time is close at hand.
You say the horse has not been ridden ?" "No," said the stable-keeper.
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