[The Gringos by B. M. Bower]@TWC D-Link bookThe Gringos CHAPTER XIII 5/25
And Jack never had been the kind to go looking for trouble; truth to tell, he had never found it necessary, for trouble usually flew to meet him as a needle flies to the magnet. But, a wound is not necessarily a deadly one because it sends excruciating pain-signals to a man's heart and brain; and love seldom is fatal, however painful it may be.
Dade was slowly recovering, under the rather heroic treatment of watching his successor writhe and exult by turns, as the mood of the maiden might decree.
Strong medicine, that, to be swallowed with a wry face, if you will; but it is guaranteed to cure if the sufferer is not a mental and moral weakling. Dade was quite ready to go out to rodeo work; indeed, he was anxious to go.
But, not being a morbid young man, he did not contemplate carrying a broken heart with him.
Teresita was sweet and winsome and maddeningly alluring; he knew it, he felt it still.
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