The Heart of the Range by William Patterson White
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"Well, you got a gall, thassall I gotta say." "You forget you've got a gall, too, when you try to bushwhack me," Racey reminded him. "I'm trying to play even for that." "Try away." "You seem to make it hard for me kind of," grinned Racey. "Of course I'd enjoy makin' it easy for you all I could," observed Bull with sarcasm. "I dunno as I'd go so far as to say _that_," was the Dawson comment. "But maybe it's possible to persuade you to tell me what you know." "It ain't." "Suppose I decided to leave you here." "You won't." Confidently. "Why not?" "Because you ain't shootin' a unarmed man." "Yet you think I'm the boy to kick one that's down." "Sometimes I change my mind," said Bull with a harsh laugh. |
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