Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 18
nough to see their colors and tell which are controlling hands are the hands of the rider — athrilling combination on a western summer even-ing, when the brassy sunset in the gate of thecafion is like a trumpet-note, and the cold, pinklight on the hills is keen as a bugle-call, and thevery spirit… … IOLLY S KEAL HORSE. Within a mile of the house, in the canon whichPolly calls home, there is a horse-ranch, in alovely valley opening toward the river. All aroundit are these treeless hills that look so barren, andfeed so many wild lives. The horses have a beauti-ful range, from the sheltered…
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