The Lilac Girl by Ralph Henry Barbour
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS OVER THE TIPS OF THE SPRAYS SHE SHOT A GLANCE AT WADE "OH, NO, SIR," REPLIED ZEPHANIA, WITH A SHOCKED, PITYING EXPRESSION "YOUR HOUSE? THEN--THEN WHERE IS MINE, PLEASE?" "STERN IN HER ANGER, MR. HERRICK, BUT OF AN AMIABLE AND FORGIVING DISPOSITION" "NOW WHAT HAVE YOU TO SAY?" HE DEMANDED THE LILAC GIRL I. Two men were sitting beside a camp-fire at Saddle Pass, a shallow notch in the lower end of the Sangre de Cristo Range in southern Colorado. Although it was the middle of June and summer had come to the valleys below, up here in the mountains the evenings were still chill, and the warmth of the crackling fire felt grateful to tired bodies. Daylight yet held, although it was fast deepening toward dusk. The sun had been gone |
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