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  \"Don’tdraw!\"warnedDuane。

  \"Lawson,gitawayfromyourgun!\"yelledLaramie。

  ButLawsonwascrazedwithfury。Hetuggedathiship,hisfacecordedwithpurplewelts,malignant,murderous。Duanekickedthegunoutofhishand。Lawsongotup,raging,andrushedout。

  Laramieliftedhisshakinghands。

  \"What’dyouwinghimfor?\"hewailed。\"Hewasdrawin’onyou。

  Kickin’menlikehimwon’tdoouthere。\"

  \"Thatbull—headedfoolwillroarandbutthimselfwithallhisgangrightintoourhands。He’sjustthemanI’veneededtomeet。Besides,shootinghimwouldhavebeenmurder。\"

  \"Murder!\"exclaimedLaramie。

  \"Yes,forme,\"repliedDuane。

  \"Thatmaybetrue——whoeveryouare——butifLawson’sthemanyouthinkheishe’llbeginthetsecretundergroundbizness。Why,Lawsonwon’tsleepofnightsnow。Hean’Longstrethhavealwaysbeenafterme。\"

  \"Laramie,whatareyoureyesfor?\"demandedDuane。\"Watchout。

  Andnowhere。SeeyourfriendMorton。Tellhimthisgamegrowshot。Togetheryouapproachfourorfivemenyouknowwellandcanabsolutelytrust。Imayneedyourhelp。\"

  ThenDuanewentfromplacetoplace,cornertocorner,bartobar,watching,listening,recording。Theexcitementhadprecededhim,andspeculationwasrife。Hethoughtbesttokeepoutofit。AfterdarkhestoleuptoLongstreth’sranch。Theeveningwaswarm;thedoorswereopen;andinthetwilighttheonlylampsthathadbeenlitwereinLongstreth’sbigsitting—

  room,atthefarendofthehouse。WhenabuckboarddroveupandLongstrethandLawsonalighted,Duanewaswellhiddeninthebushes,sowellscreenedthathecouldgetbutafleetingglimpseofLongstrethashewentin。ForallDuanecouldsee,heappearedtobeacalmandquietman,intensebeneaththesurface,withanairofdignityunderinsult。Duane’schancetoobserveLawsonwaslost。Theywentintothehousewithoutspeakingandclosedthedoor。

  Attheotherendoftheporch,closeunderawindow,wasanoffsetbetweenstepandwall,andthereintheshadowDuanehid。SoDuanewaitedthereinthedarknesswithpatiencebornofmanyhoursofhiding。

  Presentlyalampwaslit;andDuaneheardtheswishofskirts。

  \"Something’shappenedsurely,Ruth,\"heheardMissLongstrethsay,anxiously。\"Papajustmetmeinthehallanddidn’tspeak。

  Heseemedpale,worried。\"

  \"CousinFloydlookedlikeathunder—cloud,\"saidRuth。\"Foroncehedidn’ttrytokissme。Something’shappened。Well,Ray,thishadbeenabadday。\"

  \"Oh,dear!Ruth,whatcanwedo?Thesearewildmen。Floydmakeslifemiserableforme。Andheteasesyouunmer——\"

  \"Idon’tcallitteasing。Floydwantstospoon,\"declaredRuth,emphatically。\"He’drunafteranywoman。\"

  \"Afinecomplimenttome,CousinRuth,\"laughedRay。

  \"Idon’tcare,\"repliedRuth,stubbornly。\"it’sso。He’smushy。

  Andwhenhe’sbeendrinkingandtriestokissme——Ihatehim!\"

  Therewerestepsonthehallfloor。

  \"Hello,girls!\"soundedoutLawson’svoice,minusitsusualgaiety。

  \"Floyd,what’sthematter?\"askedRay,presently。\"Ineversawpapaasheisto—night,noryouso——soworried。Tellme,whathashappened?\"

  \"Well,Ray,wehadajarto—day,\"repliedLawson,withablunt,expressivelaugh。

  \"Jar?\"echoedboththegirls,curiously。

  \"Wehadtosubmittoadamnableoutrage,\"addedLawson,passionately,asifthesoundofhisvoiceaugmentedhisfeeling。\"Listen,girls;I’lltellyou—allaboutit。\"Hecoughed,clearedhisthroatinawaythatbetrayedhehadbeendrinking。

  Duanesunkdeeperintotheshadowofhiscovert,and,stiffeninghismusclesforaprotectedspellofrigidity,preparedtolistenwithallacutenessandintensity。JustonewordfromthisLawson,inadvertentlyutteredinamomentofpassion,mightbethewordDuaneneededforhisclue。

  \"Ithappenedatthetownhall,\"beganLawson,rapidly。\"YourfatherandJudgeOwensandIwerethereinconsultationwiththreeranchersfromoutoftown。ThenthatdamnedrangerstalkedindraggingSnecker,thefellowwhohidhereinthehouse。HehadarrestedSneckerforallegedassaultonarestaurant—keepernamedLaramie。Sneckerbeingobviouslyinnocent,hewasdischarged。Thenthisrangerbeganshoutinghisinsults。LawwasafarceinFairdale。Thecourtwasafarce。Therewasnolaw。Yourfather’sofficeasmayorshouldbeimpeached。Hemadearrestsonlyforpettyoffenses。Hewasafraidoftherustlers,highwaymen,murderers。Hewasafraidor——hejustletthemalone。Heusedhisofficetocheatranchersandcattlemeninlawsuits。Allthistherangeryelledforeveryonetohear。Adamnableoutrage。Yourfather,Ray,insultedinhisowncourtbyarowdyranger!\"

  \"Oh!\"criedRayLongstreth,inmingleddistressandanger。

  \"TherangerservicewantstorulewesternTexas,\"wentonLawson。\"Theserangersareallalowset,manyofthemworsethantheoutlawstheyhunt。Someofthemwereoutlawsandgun—fightersbeforetheybecamerangers。Thisisoneoftheworstofthelot。He’skeen,intelligent,smooth,andthatmakeshimmoretobefeared。Forheistobefeared。Hewantedtokill。Hewouldkill。Ifyourfatherhadmadetheleastmovehewouldhaveshothim。He’sacold—nerveddevil——theborngunman。MyGod,anyinstantIexpectedtoseeyourfatherfalldeadatmyfeet!\"

  \"Oh,Floyd!Theunspeakableruffian!\"criedRayLongstreth,passionately。

  \"Yousee,Ray,thisfellow,likeallrangers,seeksnotoriety。

  HemadethatplaywithSneckerjustforachancetorantagainstyourfather。HetriedtoinflameallFairdaleagainsthim。Thataboutthelawsuitswastheworst!Damnhim!He’llmakeusenemies。\"

  \"Whatdoyoucarefortheinsinuationsofsuchaman?\"saidRayLongstreth,hervoicenowdeepandrichwithfeeling。\"Afteramoment’sthoughtnoonewillbeinfluencedbythem。Donotworry,Floyd。Tellpapanottoworry。Surelyafteralltheseyearshecan’tbeinjuredinreputationby——byanadventurer。\"

  \"Yes,hecanbeinjured,\"repliedFloyd,quickly。\"Thefrontierisaqueerplace。Therearemanybittermenhere——menwhohavefailedatranching。Andyourfatherhasbeenwonderfullysuccessful。Therangerhasdroppedpoison,andit’llspread。\"

  CHAPTERXVIII

  StrangersrodeintoFairdale;andotherhard—lookingcustomers,newtoDuaneifnottoFairdale,helpedtocreateachargedandwaitingatmosphere。Thesaloonsdidunusualbusinessandwereneverclosed。Respectablecitizensofthetownwereawakenedintheearlydawnbyrowdiescarousinginthestreets。

  Duanekeptprettycloseundercoverduringtheday。Hedidnotentertaintheopinionthatthefirsttimehewalkeddown—streethewouldbeatargetforguns。Thingsseldomhappenedthatway;

  andwhentheydidhappenso,itwasmoreaccidentthandesign。

  Butatnighthewasnotidle。HemetLaramie,Morton,Zimmer,andothersoflikecharacter;asecretclubhadbeenformed;

  andallthememberswerereadyforaction。DuanespenthoursatnightwatchingthehousewhereFloydLawsonstayedwhenhewasnotupatLongstreth’s。Atnighthewasvisited,oratleastthehousewas,bystrangemenwhowereswift,stealthy,mysterious——allthatkindlydisposedfriendsorneighborswouldnothavebeen。Duanehadnotbeenabletorecognizeanyofthesenightvisitors;andhedidnotthinkthetimewasripeforaboldholding—upofoneofthem。Nevertheless,hewassuresuchaneventwoulddiscoverLawson,orsomeoneinthathouse,tobeintouchwithcrookedmen。

  Laramiewasright。Nottwenty—fourhoursafterhislasttalkwithDuane,inwhichheadvisedquickaction,hewasfoundbehindthelittlebarofhisrestaurantwithabullet—holeinhisbreast,dead。Noonecouldbefoundwhohadheardashot。

  Ithadbeendeliberatemurder,foruponthebarhadbeenleftapieceofpaperrudelyscrawledwithapencil:\"Allfriendsofrangerslookforthesame。\"

  ThisrousedDuane。Hisfirstmove,however,wastoburyLaramie。NoneofLaramie’sneighborsevincedanyinterestinthedeadmanortheunfortunatefamilyhehadleft。Duanesawthattheseneighborswereheldincheckbyfear。Mrs。Laramiewasill;theshockofherhusband’sdeathwashardonher;andshehadbeenleftalmostdestitutewithfivechildren。Duanerentedasmalladobehouseontheoutskirtsoftownandmovedthefamilyintoit。Thenheplayedthepartofproviderandnurseandfriend。

  AfterseveraldaysDuanewentboldlyintotownandshowedthathemeantbusiness。ItwashisopinionthatthereweremeninFairdalesecretlygladofaranger’spresence。Whatheintendedtodowasfoodforgreatspeculation。AcompanyofmilitiacouldnothavehadtheeffectuponthewildelementofFairdalethatDuane’spresencehad。Itgotoutthathewasagunmanlightningswiftonthedraw。Itwasdeathtofacehim。Hehadkilledthirtymen——wildestrumorofall。ltwasactuallysaidofhimhehadthegun—skillofBuckDuaneorofPoggin。

  Atfirsttherehadnotonlybeengreatconjectureamongtheviciouselement,butalsoaverydecidedcheckingofallkindsofactioncalculatedtobeconspicuoustoakeen—eyedranger。

  Atthetables,atthebarsandlounging—placesDuaneheardtheremarks:\"Who’sthetrangerafter?What’llhedofustoff?Ishewaitin’fersomebody?Who’sgoin’todrawonhimfust——an’

  gotohell?Jestabouthowsoonwillhebefoundsomewheresfulloflead?\"

  WhenitcameoutsomewherethatDuanewasopenlycultivatingthehoneststay—at—homecitizenstoarraythemintimeagainsttheotherelement,thenFairdaleshoweditswolf—teeth。SeveraltimesDuanewasshotatinthedarkandonceslightlyinjured。

  RumorhaditthatPoggin,thegunman,wascomingtomeethim。

  ButthelawlesselementdidnotriseupinamasstoslayDuaneonsight。Itwasnotsomuchthattheenemiesofthelawawaitedhisnextmove,butjustaslownesspeculiartothefrontier。Therangerwasintheirmidst。Hewasinteresting,ifformidable。Hewouldhavebeenwelcomedatcard—tables,atthebars,toplayanddrinkwiththemenwhoknewtheywereundersuspicion。Therewasarudekindofgoodhumorevenintheiropenhostility。

  Besides,onerangeroracompanyofrangerscouldnothaveheldtheundividedattentionofthesemenfromtheirgamesanddrinksandquarrelsexceptbysomedecidedmove。Excitement,greed,appetitewererifeinthem。Duanemarked,however,astrikingexceptiontotheusualrunofstrangershehadbeeninthehabitofseeing。Sneckerhadgoneorwasundercover。AgainDuanecaughtavaguerumorofthecomingofPoggin,yetheneverseemedtoarrive。Moreover,thegoings—onamongthehabituesoftheresortsandthecowboyswhocameintodrinkandgamblewereunusuallymildincomparisonwithformerconduct。Thislull,however,didnotdeceiveDuane。Itcouldnotlast。Thewonderwasthatithadlastedsolong。

  DuanewentoftentoseeMrs。Laramieandherchildren。OneafternoonwhilehewastherehesawMissLongstrethandRuthrideuptothedoor。Theycarriedabasket。EvidentlytheyhadheardofMrs。Laramie’strouble。Duanefeltstrangelyglad,buthewentintoanadjoiningroomratherthanmeetthem。

  \"Mrs。Laramie,I’vecometoseeyou,\"saidMissLongstreth,cheerfully。

  Thelittleroomwasnotverylight,therebeingonlyonewindowandthedoors,butDuanecouldseeplainlyenough。Mrs。Laramielay,hollow—checkedandhaggard,onabed。Onceshehadevidentlybeenawomanofsomecomeliness。Theravagesoftroubleandgriefweretheretoreadinherwornface;ithadnot,however,anyofthehardandbitterlinesthathadcharacterizedherhusband’s。

  Duanewondered,consideringthatLongstrethhadruinedLaramie,howMrs。Laramiewasgoingtoregardthedaughterofanenemy。

  \"Soyou’reGrangerLongstreth’sgirl?\"queriedthewoman,withherbright,blackeyesfixedonhervisitor。

  \"Yes,\"repliedMissLongstreth,simply。\"Thisismycousin,RuthHerbert。We’vecometonurseyou,takecareofthechildren,helpyouinanywayyou’llletus。\"

  Therewasalongsilence。

  \"Well,youlookalittlelikeLongstreth,\"finallysaidMrs。

  Laramie,\"butyou’renotatALLlikehim。Youmusttakeafteryourmother。MissLongstreth,Idon’tknowifIcan——ifIoughtacceptanythingfromyou。Yourfatherruinedmyhusband。\"

  \"Yes,Iknow,\"repliedthegirl,sadly。\"That’sallthemorereasonyoushouldletmehelpyou。Praydon’trefuse。Itwill——

  meansomuchtome。\"

  Ifthispoor,strickenwomanhadanyresentmentitspeedilymeltedinthewarmthandsweetnessofMissLongstreth’smanner。

  Duane’sideawasthattheimpressionofRayLongstreth’sbeautywasalwaysswiftlysucceededbythatofhergenerosityandnobility。Atanyrate,shehadstartedwellwithMrs。Laramie,andnosoonerhadshebeguntotalktothechildrenthanboththeyandthemotherwerewon。Theopeningofthatbigbasketwasanevent。Poor,starvedlittlebeggars!Duane’sfeelingsseemedtooeasilyroused。HardindeedwouldithavegonewithJimLaramie’sslayerifhecouldhavelaideyesonhimthen。

  However,MissLongstrethandRuth,afterthenatureoftenderandpracticalgirls,didnotappeartotakethesadsituationtoheart。Thehavocwaswroughtinthathousehold。

  Theneedsnowwerecheerfulness,kindness,help,action——andthesethegirlsfurnishedwithaspiritthatdidDuanegood。

  \"Mrs。Laramie,whodressedthisbaby?\"presentlyaskedMissLongstreth。Duanepeepedintoseeadilapidatedyoungsteronherknee。Thatsight,ifanyotherwasneeded,completedhisfullandsplendidestimateofRayLongstrethandwroughtstrangelyuponhisheart。

  \"Theranger,\"repliedMrs。Laramie。

  \"Theranger!\"exclaimedMissLongstreth。

  \"Yes,he’stakencareofusallsince——since——\"Mrs。Laramiechoked。

  \"Oh!Soyou’vehadnohelpbuthis,\"repliedMissLongstreth,hastily。\"Nowomen。Toobad!I’llsendsomeone,Mrs。Laramie,andI’llcomemyself。\"

  \"It’llbegoodofyou,\"wentontheolderwoman。\"Yousee,Jimhadfewfriends——thatis,rightintown。Andthey’vebeenafraidtohelpus——afraidthey’dgetwhatpoorJim——\"

  \"That’sawful!\"burstoutMissLongstreth,passionately。\"A

  bravelotoffriends!Mrs。Laramie,don’tyouworryanymore。

  We’lltakecareofyou。Here,Ruth,helpme。Whateveristhematterwithbaby’sdress?\"

  ManifestlyMissLongstrethhadsomedifficultyinsubduingheremotion。

  \"Why,it’sonhindsidebefore,\"declaredRuth。\"IguessMr。

  Rangerhasn’tdressedmanybabies。\"

  \"Hedidthebesthecould,\"saidMrs。Laramie。\"Lordonlyknowswhatwouldhavebecomeofus!\"

  \"Thenheis——issomethingmorethanaranger?\"queriedMissLongstreth,withalittlebreakinhervoice。

  \"He’smorethanIcantell,\"repliedMrs。Laramie。\"HeburiedJim。Hepaidourdebts。Hefetchedushere。Heboughtfoodforus。Hecookedforusandfedus。Hewashedanddressedthebaby。HesatwithmethefirsttwonightsafterJim’sdeath,whenIthoughtI’ddiemyself。He’ssokind,sogentle,sopatient。Hehaskeptmeupjustbybeingnear。SometimesI’dwakefromadoze,an’,seeinghimthere,I’dknowhowfalsewereallthesetalesJimheardabouthimandbelievedatfirst。

  Why,heplayswiththechildrenjust——justlikeanygoodmanmight。WhenhehasthebabyupIjustcan’tbelievehe’sabloodygunman,astheysay。He’sgood,butheisn’thappy。Hehassuchsadeyes。Helooksfaroffsometimeswhenthechildrenclimbroundhim。Theylovehim。Hislifeissad。Nobodyneedtellme——heseesthegoodinthings。Oncehesaidsomebodyhadtobearanger。Well,Isay,’ThankGodforarangerlikehim!’

  \"

  Duanedidnotwanttohearmore,sohewalkedintotheroom。

  \"Itwasthoughtfulofyou,\"Duanesaid。\"Womankindareneededhere。Icoulddosolittle。Mrs。Laramie,youlookbetteralready。I’mglad。Andhere’sbaby,allcleanandwhite。Baby,whatatimeIhadtryingtopuzzleoutthewayyourclotheswenton!Well,Mrs。Laramie,didn’tItellyou——friendswouldcome?Sowillthebrighterside。\"

  \"Yes,I’vemorefaiththanIhad,\"repliedMrs。Laramie。

  \"GrangerLongstreth’sdaughterhascometome。ThereforawhileafterJim’sdeathIthoughtI’dsink。Wehavenothing。

  HowcouldIevertakecareofmylittleones?ButI’mgainingcourageto——\"

  \"Mrs。Laramie,donotdistressyourselfanymore,\"saidMissLongstreth。\"Ishallseeyouarewellcaredfor。Ipromiseyou。\"

  \"MissLongstreth,that’sfine!\"exclaimedDuane。\"It’swhatI’dhave——expectedofyou。\"

  Itmusthavebeensweetpraisetoher,forthewhitenessofherfaceburnedoutinabeautifulblush。

  \"Andit’sgoodofyou,too,MissHerbert,tocome,\"addedDuane。\"Letmethankyouboth。I’mgladIhaveyougirlsasalliesinpartofmylonelytaskhere。Morethangladforthesakeofthisgoodwomanandthelittleones。Butbothofyoubecarefulaboutcomingherealone。There’srisk。AndnowI’llbegoing。Good—by,Mrs。Laramie。I’lldropinagainto—night。

  Good—by。\"

  \"Mr。Ranger,wait!\"calledMissLongstreth,ashewentout。Shewaswhiteandwonderful。Shesteppedoutofthedoorclosetohim。

  \"Ihavewrongedyour\"shesaid,impulsively。

  \"MissLongstreth!Howcanyousaythat?\"hereturned。

  \"IbelievedwhatmyfatherandFloydLawsonsaidaboutyou。NowIsee——Iwrongedyou。\"

  \"Youmakemeveryglad。But,MissLongstreth,pleasedon’tspeakofwrongingme。Ihavebeena——agunman,Iamaranger——

  andmuchsaidofmeistrue。Mydutyishardonothers——sometimesonthosewhoareinnocent,alas!ButGodknowsthatdutyishard,too,onme。\"

  \"Ididwrongyou。IfyouenteredmyhomeagainIwouldthinkitanhonor。I——\"

  \"Please——pleasedon’t,MissLongstreth,\"interruptedDuane。

  \"But,sir,myconscienceflaysme,\"shewenton。Therewasnoothersoundlikehervoice。\"Willyoutakemyhand?Willyouforgiveme?\"

  Shegaveitroyally,whiletheotherwastherepressingatherbreast。Duanetooktheprofferedhand。Hedidnotknowwhatelsetodo。

  Thenitseemedtodawnuponhimthattherewasmorebehindthiswhite,sweet,nobleintensityofherthanjustthemakingamendsforafanciedorrealwrong。Duanethoughtthemandidnotliveonearthwhocouldhaveresistedherthen。

  \"Ihonoryouforyourgoodnesstothisunfortunatewoman,\"shesaid,andnowherspeechcameswiftly。\"Whenshewasallaloneandhelplessyouwereherfriend。Itwasthedeedofaman。ButMrs。Laramieisn’ttheonlyunfortunatewomanintheworld。I,too,amunfortunate。Ah,howImaysoonneedafriend!Willyoubemyfriend?I’msoalone。I’mterriblyworried。Ifear——I

  fear——Oh,surelyI’llneedafriendsoon——soon。Oh,I’mafraidofwhatyou’llfindoutsoonerorlater。Iwanttohelpyou。

  Letussavelifeifnothonor。MustIstandalone——allalone?

  Willyou——willyoube——\"Hervoicefailed。

  ItseemedtoDuanethatshemusthavediscoveredwhathehadbeguntosuspect——thatherfatherandLawsonwerenotthehonestrancherstheypretendedtobe。Perhapssheknewmore!

  HerappealtoDuaneshookhimdeeply。Hewantedtohelphermorethanhehadeverwantedanything。Andwiththemeaningofthetumultuoussweetnessshestirredinhimtherecamerealizationofadangeroussituation。

  \"Imustbetruetomyduty,\"hesaid,hoarsely。

  \"Ifyouknewmeyou’dknowIcouldneveraskyoutobefalsetoit。\"

  \"Well,then——I’lldoanythingforyou。\"

  \"Oh,thankyou!I’mashamedthatIbelievedmycousinFloyd!Helied——helied。I’mallinthedark,strangelydistressed。Myfatherwantsmetogobackhome。Floydistryingtokeepmehere。They’vequarreled。Oh,Iknowsomethingdreadfulwillhappen。IknowI’llneedyouif——if——Willyouhelpme?\"

  \"Yes,\"repliedDuane,andhislookbroughtthebloodtoherface。

  CHAPTERXIX

  AftersupperDuanestoleoutforhisusualevening’sspying。

  Thenightwasdark,withoutstarlight,andastiffwindrustledtheleaves。DuanebenthisstepstowardtheLongstreth’sranchhouse。Hehadsomuchtothinkaboutthatheneverknewwherethetimewent。ThisnightwhenhereachedtheedgeoftheshrubberyheheardLawson’swell—knownfootstepsandsawLongstreth’sdooropen,flashingabroadbaroflightinthedarkness。Lawsoncrossedthethreshold,thedoorclosed,andallwasdarkagainoutside。Notarayoflightescapedfromthewindow。

  LittledoubttherewasthathistalkwithLongstrethwouldbeinterestingtoDuane。Hetiptoedtothedoorandlistened,butcouldhearonlyamurmurofvoices。Besides,thatpositionwastoorisky。Hewentroundthecornerofthehouse。

  Thissideofthebigadobehousewasofmucholderconstructionthanthebackandlargerpart。Therewasanarrowpassagebetweenthehouses,leadingfromtheoutsidethroughtothepatio。

  ThispassagenowaffordedDuaneanopportunity,andhedecidedtoavailhimselfofitinspiteoftheverygreatdanger。

  Crawlingonverystealthily,hegotundertheshrubberytotheentranceofthepassage。Intheblacknessafaintstreakoflightshowedthelocationofacrackinthewall。Hehadtoslipinsidewise。Itwasatightsqueeze,butheenteredwithouttheslightestnoise。Asheprogressedthepassagegrewaverylittlewiderinthatdirection,andthatfactgaverisetothethoughtthatincaseofanecessaryandhurriedexithewoulddobestbyworkingtowardthepatio。Itseemedagooddealoftimewasconsumedinreachingavantage—point。Whenhedidgettherethecrackhehadmarkedwasafootoverhishead。

  Therewasnothingtodobutfindtoe—holesinthecrumblingwalls,andbybracingkneesononeside,backagainsttheother,holdhimselfupOncewithhiseyetherehedidnotcarewhatriskheran。Longstrethappeareddisturbed;hesatstrokinghismustache;hisbrowwasclouded。Lawson’sfaceseemeddarker,moresullen,yetlightedbysomeindomitableresolve。

  \"We’llsettlebothdealsto—night,\"Lawsonwassaying。\"That’swhatIcamefor。\"

  \"ButsupposeIdon’tchoosetotalkhere?\"protestedLongstreth,impatiently。\"Ineverbeforemademyhouseaplaceto——\"

  \"We’vewaitedlongenough。Thisplace’sasgoodasany。You’velostyournervesincethatrangerhitthetown。Firstnow,willyougiveRaytome?\"

  \"Floyd;youtalklikeaspoiledboy。GiveRaytoyou!Why,she’sawoman,andI’mfindingoutthatshe’sgotamindofherown。ItoldyouIwaswillingforhertomarryyou。Itriedtopersuadeher。ButRayhasn’tanyuseforyounow。Shelikedyouatfirst。Butnowshedoesn’t。SowhatcanIdo?\"

  \"Youcanmakehermarryme,\"repliedLawson。

  \"Makethatgirldowhatshedoesn’twantto?Itcouldn’tbedoneevenifItried。AndIdon’tbelieveI’lltry。Ihaven’tthehighestopinionofyouasaprospectiveson—in—law,Floyd。

  ButifRaylovedyouIwouldconsent。We’dallgoawaytogetherbeforethisdamnedmiserablebusinessisout。Thenshe’dneverknow。AndmaybeyoumightbemorelikeyouusedtobebeforetheWestruinedyou。Butasmattersstand,youfightyourowngamewithher。AndI’lltellyounowyou’lllose。\"

  \"What’dyouwanttolethercomeoutherefor?\"demandedLawson,hotly。\"Itwasadeadmistake。I’velostmyheadoverher。I’llhaveherordie。Don’tyouthinkifshewasmywifeI’dsoonpullmyselftogether?Sinceshecamewe’venoneofusbeenright。Andtheganghasputupaholler。No,Longstreth,we’vegottosettlethingsto—night。\"

  \"Well,wecansettlewhatRay’sconcernedin,rightnow,\"

  repliedLongstreth,rising。\"Comeon;we’llaskher。Seewhereyoustand。\"

  Theywentout,leavingthedooropen。Duanedroppeddowntoresthimselfandtowait。HewouldhavelikedtohearMissLongstreth’sanswer。Buthecouldguesswhatitwouldbe。

  LawsonappearedtobeallDuanehadthoughthim,andhebelievedhewasgoingtofindoutpresentlythathewasworse。

  Themenseemedtobeabsentagoodwhile,thoughthatfeelingmighthavebeenoccasionedbyDuane’sthrillinginterestandanxiety。Finallyheheardheavysteps。Lawsoncameinalone。Hewasleaden—faced,humiliated。Thensomethingabjectinhimgaveplacetorage。Hestrodetheroom;hecursed。ThenLongstrethreturned,nowappreciablycalmer。DuanecouldnotbutdecidethathefeltreliefattheevidentrejectionofLawson’sproposal。

  \"Don’tfussaboutit,Floyd,\"hesaid。\"YouseeIcan’thelpit。We’reprettywildouthere,butIcan’tropemydaughterandgivehertoyouasIwouldanunrulysteer。\"

  \"Longstreth,IcanMAKEhermarryme,\"declaredLawson,thickly。

  \"How?\"

  \"YouknowtheholdIgotonyou——thedealthatmadeyoubossofthisrustlergang?\"

  \"Itisn’tlikelyI’dforget,\"repliedLongstreth,grimly。

  \"IcangotoRay,tellherthat,makeherbelieveI’dtellitbroadcast——tellthisranger——unlessshe’dmarryme。\"

  Lawsonspokebreathlessly,withhaggardfaceandshadowedeyes。

  Hehadnoshame。Hewassimplyinthegripofpassion。

  Longstrethgazedwithdark,controlledfuryatthisrelative。

  InthatlookDuanesawastrong,unscrupulousmanfallenintoevilways,butstillaman。ItbetrayedLawsontobethewildandpassionateweakling。Duaneseemedtoseealsohowduringalltheyearsofassociationthisstrongmanhadupheldtheweakone。Butthattimehadgoneforever,bothinintentonLongstreth’spartandinpossibility。Lawson,likethegreatmajorityofevilandunrestrainedmenontheborder,hadreachedapointwhereinfluencewasfutile。Reasonhaddegenerated。Hesawonlyhimself。

  \"But,Floyd,Ray’stheonepersononearthwhomustneverknowI’marustler,athief,ared—handedruleroftheworstgangontheborder,\"repliedLongstreth,impressively。

  Floydbowedhisheadatthat,asifthesignificancehadjustoccurredtohim。Buthewasnotlongataloss。

  \"She’sgoingtofinditoutsoonerorlater。Itellyousheknowsnowthere’ssomethingwrongouthere。She’sgoteyes。

  MarkwhatIsay。\"

  \"Rayhaschanged,Iknow。Butshehasn’tanyideayetthatherdaddy’sabossrustler。Ray’sconcernedaboutwhatshecallsmydutyasmayor。AlsoIthinkshe’snotsatisfiedwithmyexplanationsinregardtocertainproperty。\"

  Lawsonhaltedinhisrestlesswalkandleanedagainstthestonemantelpiece。Hehadhishandsinhispockets。Hesquaredhimselfasifthiswashislaststand。Helookeddesperate,butonthemomentshowedanabsenceofhisusualnervousexcitement。

  \"Longstreth,thatmaywellbetrue,\"hesaid。\"Nodoubtallyousayistrue。Butitdoesn’thelpme。Iwantthegirl。IfI

  don’tgether——Ireckonwe’llallgotohell!\"

  Hemighthavemeantanything,probablymeanttheworst。Hecertainlyhadsomethingmoreinmind。Longstrethgaveaslightstart,barelyperceptible,liketheswitchofanawakeningtiger。Hesatthere,headdown,strokinghismustache。AlmostDuanesawhisthought。Hehadlongexperienceinreadingmenunderstressofsuchemotion。Hehadnomeanstovindicatehisjudgment,buthisconvictionwasthatLongstrethrightthenandtheredecidedthatthethingtodowastokillLawson。ForDuane’sparthewonderedthatLongstrethhadnotcometosuchaconclusionbefore。NotimprobablytheadventofhisdaughterhadputLongstrethinconflictwithhimself。

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