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doc#133 | seen any of them on foot and as bad off as | these | two. </p><p> The girl dropped off to sleep |
doc#134 | Charlie"? he whispered. "He stuck with me all | these | years. Just a half-breed 'pache, never |
doc#135 | in a cavalry tunic and hat. Mike stripped | these | from him and donned them. He and Dean tied |
doc#135 | me. It's our only chance now. Try to find | these | Feds. The rest of us can fort up in the |
doc#135 | up some more. I'll stampede the rest of | these | horses so they can't chase you". </p><p> |
doc#138 | went to the hall in the afternoons only, on | these | preliminary matters. It was dark and, I |
doc#138 | hand, appeared lifeless and deserted on | these | long waterfront afternoons. It resembled |
doc#140 | type to which she was frequently subject | these | days -- that they might never see one another |
doc#140 | mistake, she thought, had cost her dearly | these | past few days, and she wanted to avoid |
doc#140 | </p><p> Perhaps she had no reason to fear | these | trees that whispered their secrets above |
doc#141 | 's teetering, half-mincing walk. Why did | these | yokels still wear boots, anyway, when most |
doc#145 | and feeling coltish again too, gal". At | these | words of sympathy and understanding, Harmony |
doc#148 | painter and I a nude model. I dismissed | these | feelings as wishful thinking but I could |