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Shorty, Buffalo and little James just rode in from the range where they were checking cattle. As they dismounted, little James said, “Dad, I think we’re going to have bigger calf crop this year, don’t you?”
“I sure do… Here comes the stage and Smoky Joe is pushing those horses. Let’s take care of ours so we can help him.”
Jim and two other hands walked from the barn. “Y’all go ah head. We’re done with the chores so we’ll help Jim. Supper’ll be on the table shortly.”
As Jim brought those horses to a stop, he was yelling. “Shorty, got you a letter from Captain Jack!”
Under his breath, Shorty said, “Double darn, that’s all I need.” He took the letter and read it, standing right there.
“Shorty, get to Denver on the double. Bring extra clothes and all of your gear. You’ll be gone a mighty long while this time.”
Four days later, he was standing in the U.S. Marshal’s office in Denver Colorado. “England! Have you lost yore cotton picking mind! Hell no, Jack Hardesty, I ain’t goin’ to England an’ that’s that!”
Ten days later,,without Dunnie but with all his riding gear, he was aboard a passenger ship headed for England.
Genre: Western
Shorty, Buffalo and little James just rode in from the range where they were checking cattle. As they dismounted, little James said, “Dad, I think we’re going to have bigger calf crop this year, don’t you?”
“I sure do… Here comes the stage and Smoky Joe is pushing those horses. Let’s take care of ours so we can help him.”
Jim and two other hands walked from the barn. “Y’all go ah head. We’re done with the chores so we’ll help Jim. Supper’ll be on the table shortly.”
As Jim brought those horses to a stop, he was yelling. “Shorty, got you a letter from Captain Jack!”
Under his breath, Shorty said, “Double darn, that’s all I need.” He took the letter and read it, standing right there.
“Shorty, get to Denver on the double. Bring extra clothes and all of your gear. You’ll be gone a mighty long while this time.”
Four days later, he was standing in the U.S. Marshal’s office in Denver Colorado. “England! Have you lost yore cotton picking mind! Hell no, Jack Hardesty, I ain’t goin’ to England an’ that’s that!”
Ten days later,,without Dunnie but with all his riding gear, he was aboard a passenger ship headed for England.
Genre: Western
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