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lla.thelonelymen-第42章

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 just goin' to leave you。 I'm just goin' to mount up and ride right out of here。〃
 〃You'd leave me here?〃 She was incredulous。 〃There's a horse yonder。 You get on that horse and ride。〃
 Putting my foot in the stirrup; I swung into the saddle; and you can just bet that before I swung a…straddle of that horse I swung the animal around so I could keep an eye on her whilst I was doing it。
 I taken a turn around the saddlehorn with the lead rope of the pack horse; and she said; 〃What if those Indians e back?〃
 〃It's their tough luck; ma'am;〃 I said; 〃but I hope not; for their sakes。 Apaches aren't bad folks。 They have trouble enough without wishin' you on them。 Only it might work out for the best。 A session with some of those Apache squaws might teach you some manners。〃 I touched my hat; 〃I hope I won't be seem' you; ma'am。 Good…bye!〃
 That black of mine went down into the arroyo as if he knew what was behind him; and when he topped out on the rise beyond we were out of rifle shot。 I pulled up then and looked back。
 She had caught one of the horses and was trying to mount。 The horse was worried by her skirt; and was sidling around。
 That was the last I saw of her; of Laura; who had been Orrin's wife。
 I rode east; with the sun going down behind me; the feel of a good saddle under me; and a horse between my legs。 The trail dipped into a wide hollow; shadowy with evening; and somewhere a quail called。 Across yonder hills; miles away; was Pete Kitchen's。 I'd make camp before I got there; because nobody in his right mind rode up to Pete's in the nighttime。
 He was paying me twenty dollars for the job; and might cut me in for some of the profits。 Anyway; it was a road stake; and maybe before lining out for somewhere across the country I'd just ride around and call on Dorset。
 I liked that little girl。 She was pert and she was pretty; and she had nerve。
 A star came out; the desert night was soft; and a coolness came over it。
 It came on me to sing; but my horse was carrying me along nicely; and I was not wishful for trouble。
  



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