New Mexico becomes incidentally vivid in his narrative; and it is his final “The Nation,” in reviewing the number of “Scribner’s” in which this story ap- triumph as a story teller, that, when pears, said: “Genuine satisfaction with superior human cunning has at Jast pre- the number must be derived… … BY i. lighted match with the other, thinking numerous, and when my friend that the moistened powder would burn “Sime” came along with his gun, slowly. Contrary to my expectations, one bright September afternoon, however, it exploded with a whish! right in my face. I came very near letting go, for…
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