The Heart of the Range by William Patterson White
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page 152 of 413 (36%)
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"I'll go with anybody I please, and neither Nebraska nor you nore any
other damn man is gonna stop me. If you think different, _try_ it, just _try_ it! Thassall I ask. _This_ for you and Nebraska!" With which she snapped her fingers under his nose once, twice, and again. "I wish Pap was still alive. He could always handle you. Remember the time you sassed him there in ..." Here Marie accidentally dropped her brush into an empty pail, and the clatter drowned out the name of the town so far as Racey was concerned. But Marie caught the name, for she straightened with a start and stared at Bull. "Yeah," continued Bull, "you remember it, huh? I guess you do. That was where Pap slapped yore chops and throwed you down the stairs. Like to broke yore neck that time. I wish you had." "'Pap,'" she repeated. "'Pap,' and that town. What made you think of them two names together?" "Because that was the town where he throwed you down the stairs," Bull told her matter-of-factly. "It was the town where we met up with Bill Smith." "What about it?" "Nothing--only Bill Smith is here in town." "In Farewell?" "In Farewell." |
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