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q l9ps and lingering look around him:

You viii come aas a naiD.'MIT III. B Bran eS's said III" The
NY more graciously; you are going TO
peyton. fe is late already, and 1 am. always
uneasy when he l.. out ,al1ne-partieularly
when he Is on one OF those half-broken horses,
which they consider good enough for riding
here; You have, ridden then, before and nm
tdse int ! NJ them, but | am afraid that's another
When the young, man found himself again
confronting the glittering light Of the court.
soft twilight OF the. .boudoir only as part, ola
pleasant dream. There was a rude awaken;
with the lengtheninT. shadows. 1t seemed TO
sswSep away re haii,sensu2us comt9Lt that
a!ize G tast he ! ns,n' d nna m nsthin %!% to s ssiYe tie iS9
lost The one chance Of e9niding to Mrs. Pey-
II was impossible for him to do 1t, hereafter
without a confession Of prolonged deceit. IT.
attention. was attracted by tho sonnI q OK.
S.oed yoicesin the corral Looking within he
Vas hoidins" tho % d sSS srinG 'bbp Bride ,a Of Tab tiSwn.
dusty. and foam-coyered horse around which
2 dozen oilers were gathered. Even beneath
o,gnized, the spirited pinto mustang which
WHAT'S the natter" said Clarence from
oa Hss sa men ad ts!! sp IA sS s,sTssins ct s sse ns s,ass:
to him, Its an afrnir Of the house"
But this brought Clarence down, ike q bomb
equal command d. their tongue and Of them.
is sA Ms cong Sn nov !" What drunken p'ssishness
I padron has been. pe~rhaps.thrown to-
day stammered the first speaker. His horse
arrives but he does not. We go to inform the
No you don't! Mules and imheciles! Mount
every one OF you and follow mol,
Clarence had II. fine assortment OF Spanish
epithets., exrAetives. and objurgations gath
and laid them about him with such fervor and
Discrimination that two or three mules. pre-
sshh sqr i. with guilty conscienSSss' mlstaKi Ing
mept the yaaueros had hastily mounted, and
down down t ths @rosl ss ssslr sa nsaa 1n %sr' f asss sss
e eRftSsra SIDE thsh bim nm 9Pt tnk G5ae ,bd IN ro tae grain on
They did n "." proc .aa'n ve 1Y' f foau' For whom
thoy had reached the gradual slope which
marked the decline to the. second terrace.
it Was un~aoeoantab BE Which for tho last few
moments had been forcing itself upon him.
ready sunken In the plain behind them: it
was the spot where the lasso had Deen thrown
at me Il% sar a yc few eysnin ,sy. 3 De- Pre- ro bitd lin x the
truck before him. Presently he stopped. There
crumhlinE soil and the unmistakable scoop OF
kicking hoofs. As he stopped to examine them
one Of the men at the right uttered a shout.
thnt povtnn w,s fnIni
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,ots S . Ill., isi.s .nete m,tous eme VIII
cin nhe IL Viii SeartS rainan arpoatahce. HE
wur rp nn " m Il tr m" y i 9TH nnu sIhiis NE sSo, Hwy
WI parry turnci IIlsiue put. ,lis snouiuers'
nefSi aha n"Ai were q snape'oss, unaiSt.h.
n" u !, n.nsh ~, - hts GUY u inas' i!koa
WWiuni'my Mnnpitn.. III LEI, ooo' WIS Gone:
fnr ~ usaui, s . = ! o.. pUI"iestsis mnu; eASep'
ior tme eefemehtS o, MS mud-stiiiened CLOTH
'ns man ~. .nrn va Wv ni NJ bnad su,,,,,lr ,rom
Hihrence RAISED me- naau suuaenly rom a
uuirh eaaulinh,i'h :, tie oouy .hu iookeu At
rne won nante,ing avn, one ,m""l Was a.
ttbrewS ,imseif M hiS ST h.rso and nnttin nns, sn,rS
fans ANNA, r!.h m,cM resu!seh ,r3ni rh nos
t nramI i, us ali. an NC m, Ime 'tus J
tut,Incu III NE Shuute. saw ma puTeueE'. anu