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doc#134 | greeted the news angrily, as though they had | been | cheated of purpose. Lester heard their |
doc#134 | crossed one more patch of earth that had | been | his, that he would never see again. The |
doc#135 | fact, showing signs of reviving. He had | been | carrying an Enfield rifle and a holstered |
doc#135 | muzzle of the pistol. But the luck that had | been | running their way left him. The guard instinctively |
doc#135 | saddled horse stood picketed nearby, having | been | kept handy in case of need. </p><p> Mike |
doc#135 | . He crouched there. </p><p> His shout had | been | taken up and repeated. The guerrillas were |
doc#135 | of flame. A sizable supply of powder had | been | touched off. The wagons and the coach were |
doc#136 | herd fed and watered. The worst part had | been | the waiting; although we didn't expect |
doc#136 | Montero said. </p><p> The war captain had | been | badly wounded and was fighting to hold |
doc#137 | </p><p> "I'll bet that's as close as you've | been | to a man since you were a baby", Wilson |
doc#137 | that, one woman in particular. And one had | been | too many. He watched the girl until she |
doc#137 | the broken-down ranch house, his hopes had | been | high. Already some of the pain had gone |
doc#137 | little cause to complain. The place had | been | cheap -- just the little he had left after |
doc#138 | about the hall at this point? Although I had | been | inside it I had not yet seen it functioning |
doc#138 | noticed, for the first time, a door which had | been | left partially open. Past it I could see |
doc#139 | Foster had brought extra mounts. He had | been | worried that with Miller and Rankin added |
doc#139 | clothing also. A good man, Emmett. He had | been | one of the original Night Riders, one who |
doc#139 | man the Night Riders will follow. We've | been | starving and I don't like to starve". </p> |
doc#139 | neither a rancher nor a valley man. He had | been | the auditor for the mining syndicate, and |
doc#140 | an object which, Pamela believed now, had | been | the property of her great-grandfather, |