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Alcatraz

CHAPTER IV
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There was a marked difference between the gaits.

The range horse pounded heavily, his head bobbing; the mares stepped out with long, rocking gallop.

They seemed to be going with half the effort and less than half the speed, and yet, strangely, they very nearly kept up with the sprinter until their riders took them back to the eager, prancing walk.

Marianne's eyes sparkled but the little exhibition told a different story to old Corson.

He snorted with pleasure.
"Maybe you seen that, Miss Jordan?
You seen Jud Hopkin's roan go by them fancy Coles mares?
Well, well, it done my heart good! This gent Coles comes out of the East to teach us poor ignorant ranchers what right hoss flesh should be.


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