The Ridin' Kid from Powder River by Henry Herbert Knibbs
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page 188 of 481 (39%)
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"This is Malvey--Bull Malvey," said The Spider, hesitating for Pete to name himself. "Pete's my name. I left the rest of it to home." Malvey laughed. "That goes. How's things over to the Concho?" "I ain't been there since yesterday." The Spider blinked, which was a sign that he was pleased. He never laughed. Malvey winked at The Spider. "You ain't ridin' back that way to-day, mebby? I'd like to send word--" Pete shook his head. "Nope. I aim to stay right here a spell." "If you're intendin' to _keep_ that horse out there, perhaps you'd like to feed him." And The Spider indicated the direction of the corral with a twist of the head. "Which is correct," said Pete. "Help yourself," said The Spider. "I get you," said Pete significantly; and he turned and strode out. "What in hell is he talkin' about?" queried Malvey. |
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