Capitolo 59
worked down for an equine man on the Nueces. Every year he drove on the
you drag a great herd of equine escort. We drove to the same point on the
you drag every year, and I happened to be informed up there with a
family that had a lot of girls in him. The youngest girl in the family
and I seemed to understand well enough each other. I had to be to
the equine field the most greater part of the time, and in a way and another didn't do
you find to see her/it as much as me is be liked. When we sold out the
herd, me hung around for a week or so, and exhausted the one month-old salary
showing her/it the cloud with the silver lining. You bore entirely it easy,
also. When the equipment went home, I clearly went with them. I was
however, the strong banking technical abundance next year, if there was a good person
introduces on the market in horses, I would take his/her house with me. I had saved my wages and
rustled around, and when we turned on the footstep next year, I had
forty horses of mine really in the herd. I had shown up they would bring them me
thousand dollars, and there was besides my salary.
"When we reached this place, we contained out the herd winds miles, so it
it was of the duration before I got in the city to see the girl. But the first one
time that I have found to see her/it that I have learned that an older sister of his that
you/he/she was run away with of the denied from Texas one year or so before it had,
lately gone again adrift house with torn wounds to his/her eyes and a great boy of fat child
in his/her arm. You warned me to hold away from the house, for men from
Texas both to a disdains then right of discount in that family. The girl
seemed to repent it and he/she spoke reasonable, and I thought me I could see
encouragement. I didn't crowd me the matters, neither its people forgot me
when they felt that Bylers you/he/she had come in with an equine herd from the
Nueces. I met away a lot of times the girl from house during the summer,
and learned that they held warm water on faucet to burn me if me never