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The Phantom Herd

CHAPTER THREE
15/18

Into his picture he began to fit these two speculatively, with a purely tentative adjustment of their personalities to his requirements.

They were arguing about which of the two was the worst farmer; but Luck, riding alongside them, was seeing them slouched in their saddles and riding, bone-tired, with a shuffling trail-herd hurrying to the next watering place.

He was seeing them galloping hard on the flanks of a storm-lashed stampede, with cunningly placed radium flares lighting the scene brilliantly now and then.

He was seeing these two plodding, heads bent, into the teeth of a blizzard.

He was seeing...
"I'll have to ride home to the missus now," Andy announced the second time before Luck heard him.
"Mig will take you on down to the home ranch, and after supper I'll ride over.


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