Somewhere in Red Gap by Harry Leon Wilson
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creek. And after a bit some of 'em straggled back. They paid no
attention to us ladies, but made for the grillroom. "'We lost him in that brush beyond the fifth hole,' says Alonzo. 'None of us is any match for him on level ground, but we got some good trackers and we're guarding the line to keep him headed off from the railroad and into his beloved hills.' "'We should hurry back with refreshment for the faithful watchers,' says Judge Ballard. 'The fellow will surely try to double back to the railroad.' "'Got to keep him away from the cramped haunts of business men,' says Alonzo brightly. "'I wish Clay, my faithful old hound, were still alive,' says the judge wistfully. "'Say, I got a peach of a terrier down to the house right now,' says Jeff Tuttle, 'but he's only trained for bear--I never tried him on poets.' "'He might tree him at that,' says Doc Martingale. "'Percy,' cries his wife, 'have you forgotten your manhood?' "'Yes,' says Percy. "'Darling,' calls Henrietta, 'will you listen to reason a moment?' |
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