The Virginian, Horseman of the Plains by Owen Wister
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"No place for amatures," repeated the voice; and now I saw that
it was the dealer's. There was in his countenance the same ugliness that his words conveyed. "Who's that talkin'?" said one of the men near me, in a low voice. "Trampas." "What's he?" "Cow-puncher, bronco-buster, tin-horn, most anything." "Who's he talkin' at?" "Think it's the black-headed guy he's talking at." "That ain't supposed to be safe, is it?" "Guess we're all goin' to find out in a few minutes." "Been trouble between 'em?" "They've not met before. Trampas don't enjoy losin' to a stranger." "Fello's from Arizona, yu' say?" "No. Virginia. He's recently back from havin' a look at Arizona. Went down there last year for a change. Works for the Sunk Creek |
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