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doc#148 | date instead. You are both the same size. | He | could use your clothes for a costume and |
doc#135 | dash to the rear of the frame buildings. | He | crawled beneath the two supply wagons which |
doc#142 | come alone, without his wife and child. | He | 'd been in an angry mood: Conchita had thought |
doc#142 | Maguires joined it, which had been at midday. | He | 'd come alone, without his wife and child |
doc#142 | had arrived there long before the herd. | He | 'd started a fire and put coffee on, and |
doc#142 | face was clouded with unhappiness. </p><p> | He | 'd told Hank Maguire and Luis Hernandez |
doc#134 | Gavin's face was bloodless with excitement. | He | did not look back; he could feel more than |
doc#146 | , Pat turned to survey him deliberately. | He | did not reply, going on toward the back |
doc#19 | to states for vocational rehabilitation. | He | did not say by how much. </p><p> For medical |
doc#139 | no place to go". </p><p> Barton hesitated. | He | did not trust Rankin, his violent temper |
doc#133 | if this was a trick, it was a good one. | He | didn't think it was possible for this couple |
doc#142 | he would come after his son another time. | He | didn't want to put himself outside the |
doc#136 | them that the Sioux was goin' to move up. | He | did that with all the Nations. Hell, they |
doc#109 | it mirrors the reality of his experience. | He | disdains external restrictions -- conventional |
doc#144 | was holding Jess's gun in his left hand. | He | drew back his arm to slash the gunbarrel |
doc#27 | them what this will mean for the town". | He | expects that if the present timetable is |
doc#27 | member charter commission within 70 days. | He | explained that by law the council must |
doc#135 | hadn't meant what he had believed it had. | He | felt unutterably weary. </p><p> Dean turned |
doc#137 | was the least bit hard to remember. </p><p> | He | finished with the team and filled his pipe |
doc#134 | saloon into the cold of the ebbing night. | He | fled through the door and down the steps |