Nancy MacIntyre by Lester Shepard Parker
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page 30 of 85 (35%)
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Have you seen a prairie schooner--
Old style freighter--pass this way? Both wheel hosses white-nosed sorrels, Lead team of a dun and gray?" [Illustration: "Loaded up their prairie schooner, And vamoosed the ranch 'fore light."] [Illustration: "He was startled by a stranger's Sudden presence and 'Hello!'"] 10 "I remember some such outfit, If I've got your idee right. Think they camped a mile below here Week ago last Thursday night. Pulled in sometime 'long 'bout sundown, Turned their stock in yonder draw, But an oldish sort of fellow Was the only one I saw; Rode a speckled chestnut pony With a white star in his face; Asked some questions 'bout the country, 'Bout the proper crossing-place. Pulled out sometime long 'fore daylight. Didn't see them when they passed, But from all the indications They was trav'ling pretty fast. |
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