New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

van r enthusiasm. and again ms heart de
seen . o. the depths. Ii was not the best
th.. ..N ru NuNy. The beating he himself had
give. Tie animal. the day when their friend
>f- Ha~ y,meuted, had doubtless reduced the
g -. oldenCe ot winning such . struggle
=. increased his awe oi man.
= ..I miners passing saw the dust as the con
nageG IL the yard. They hasiened in
t-t show. Then from everywhere II
-.... t.tl appeared 10 pour upon the scene.
urG went round that The thing Was q
..- -.- more came running 10 the scene.
time ~UNy W4S roCAetlnS maGly ali over
... -l-ut. Chasing "A couple oi COWS that
led - large charging al "a monster pile OF
--e-.ll furnishings. barely avoiding the feed
g. -- sci III the center II the place, scattering
-.- 81. al tl0us. and raising = dust like =
e-tr4ted storm. the bronco waNed more
more hot ID the blood. more desperately
-- 1lng his Tlder heaGlong through the air.
..t --.l that rider ClUng.
-- had lost II sense save that Of Worry.
-ar hls horse, and desire l. see hIIn WIN
t glt4l struggle. \ Wild passion Tor Suvy
r.-. lse t- himself Tor q proving love il the
-- 200 beng toward has master, possessed his
--t--e ie leaned lar forward, awkwardly fol-
.-S ~Gvy about.
-a ashamed ot you. Suyy. he began 10
.r >UEy SUvy, Why don't vou buck.
N.. don YOU do HIM. boy Why don I YOU
them, y here your PRIDE, Ny boy,
E horse Don't You love me any more,
Re . baby, Suvyl You're a baby, He
-.-se- Tor g moment, still following and watch
.r- narrowly. Suyy, Suyy Want me TO sell
j y-u love me, boy. don 1 break my
heart with shame,
~-yy and - hundred men heard his wild i'm
NED appeal The men responded as Il IL
r--- p- the heart they could not escape.
-- z. See Van Burtn So completely wrapped
l- horse Then some al dut gro4ned 10
il --- ll.A.uE cease.
- seemed as Il ouEy had quit. The man II
PoF. yelled Van N q sarsll startling cry that
-a-l re pony ~Elytr. Hc had seen some
--- -.4t n. one l-t himself could understand.
>.t rIat N.t thai.
-E ouvy had started O. rise . fling
~ and drop ai-ase-. backward "a -is
Fl. heard and o5eye5. He went ul, no more
-- - l-t I-- height, then seemed q be
.---E ag cyclone. Had al the trEhttul
--a-.l-s ri a-l earth quake abruptly focused IL
beng rle fearful teuyul~IJu u his muscles
could .e-v have been greater i MS al
sudden. S.. swift and terrible that no man
t..-l- how II WAS done. II Was simply mad
-,--llrl .t Fla.tu-e begun ana ended while
ONE t--.u-ruuu~ -nuLitr shook the crowd.
EVERY ue -aW something loose and twisting
letau-c- tram the pony a4g x. Everyone WI
messed H.u- eu t-c alr- and H-t" Il Was the
man. HeW tlaug with D.t- rultlg force against
frightened cow d. struck with arms and
legs extended lie eIun1 like q bur 70 the
bovine side Tor 90 moment before Lc dropped
and everyone raarel unfee-Ingly. ~ relief Of
the tension 90 III, nerves.
The uezt they aHrE Van was there with his
horse Shaking t.e animal nuzzie
Ny h.E -e Said Ny boy Ny luck
has changed
thought De could r1le ,he horse limped weakly
to blanket r.I and sat himself down 10
gather up the pieces ~ hi- breath and conscious
mess. lie wanted no more. lie felt Il was
cheap IL the prloe he had pald L. escape with
O. little of has life
y al waited for nothing not even the money
THAI Charlie oi the hay ward was holding. He
mounted 10 the saddle, and u Joy unspeak-
able SuIy leaped away. u response % the
pressure II hIs knees.
CHAPTER XIII.