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doc#142 | Conchita had thought his face almost ugly | with | the anger in him. </p><p> She wondered what |
doc#142 | hands did. He was in earnest conversation | with | her father and the old vaquero, Luis Hernandez |
doc#142 | empty calf wagon. Brannon was hunkered down | with | his broad back to the left rear wheel, |
doc#142 | burning away, forgotten. His face was clouded | with | unhappiness. </p><p> He'd told Hank Maguire |
doc#142 | 's finished eating", Hogan said. "Sitting | with | a cup of coffee now. It shouldn't be long |
doc#142 | crowding the small room. His face was stiff | with | anger when they let go of his arms. He |
doc#142 | the lockup was of oak planks and banded | with | strap iron. It was secured by an oversized |
doc#142 | house on Houston Street. Its windows glowed | with | lamplight. Deputy Marshal Luke Harper still |
doc#142 | edge of the veranda, peered down at them | with | his hand on his gun. </p><p> "Don't try it |
doc#143 | warnings laughed with satisfaction. For, | with | a single exception, nothing had happened |
doc#143 | cowboy witnesses ready and willing to swear | with | straight faces that he had been in Bates |
doc#143 | free for the taking, were sitting empty, | with | weeds growing high in their yards. The |
doc#144 | out to pull the door shut and fasten it | with | a sliding bolt. "You and I have a little |
doc#144 | only this time he tossed it into the stall | with | the frightened buckskin. He dropped his |
doc#144 | the wall, bounced back, and caught Curt | with | a roundhouse right which sent him spinning |
doc#144 | began to focus, he saw Jess charging at him | with | a pitchfork. </p><p> Curt twisted to one |
doc#145 | mother, "you've got all evening to visit | with | Dan. His wounds need dressing now". </p> |
doc#145 | them, Matilda could not speak at all. Then, | with | a glory that almost wiped out the deep, |
doc#145 | examined, pronounced healing, and well doctored | with | simples, before they dished up the victuals |
doc#145 | 'tain't no more'n right for me to follow | with | my black oxen, so 's I can unhook and pull |