Partners of Chance by Henry Herbert Knibbs
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page 95 of 233 (40%)
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"Then why did you ask me?" Mrs. Brown ignored the question. "Very well, Stephen. Mr. Bartley gave me his sister's address, in case anything happened. She is his only living relative and I'm going to write to her at once and tell her what her brother is up to." "And most like she'll head right for this ranch." "Well, suppose she does? If she is anything like her brother she will be welcome." "You bet! Just leave that to me!" "It's a shame!" asserted Mrs. Brown. "It is! With her good looks and inexperience she'll sure need somebody to look after her." "How do you know she is good-looking?" "I don't. I was just hoping." "I shall write, just the same." "I reckon you will. I'm going to bed." Just as the sun rounded above the mesa next morning, Bartley stepped out to the veranda. He was surprised to find the Senator up and about, |
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