[Heart’s Desire by Emerson Hough]@TWC D-Link bookHeart’s Desire CHAPTER I 21/24
No use for you or Mac or any of you to be a-tryin' to cut out any stock for me.
I seen it first." We dropped down and ever down as we rode on along the winding mountain trail.
The dark sides of the Patos Mountains edged around to the back of us, and the scarred flanks of big Carrizo came farther and farther forward along our left cheeks as we rode on.
Then the trail made a sharp bend to the left, zigzagged a bit to get through a series of broken ravines, and at last topped the low false divide which rose at the upper end of the valley of Heart's Desire. It was a spot lovely, lovable.
Nothing in all the West is more fit to linger in a man's memory than the imperious sun rising above the valley of Heart's Desire; nothing unless it were the royal purple of the sunset, trailed like a robe across the shoulders of the grave unsmiling hills, which guarded it round about.
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