Oliver Strange - Sudden Westerns 08 - Sudden Takes The Trail(1940) - Plot & Excerpts
For a few days, however, he deemed it wise to stay in his shack, nursing his hurts and what—to those who came to see him—he described as grievances. “The game ain’t finished yet,” he told them darkly. “I’m goin’ to make some o’ the smarties in thisyer burg look an’ feel middlin’ sick. you wait—it won’t be long. You can leave that to me; all I want is for you to back my play.” Late one evening, two riders arrived, and having put their horses in the pole corral behind the eating-house, went in by the back door. One was the awaited messenger, known as “Dutch,” who assisted Mullins in the conduct of the business; his eyes widened when they rested on the damaged features of his employer. “Hoss throw you?” he asked. “None o’ yore damn’ business,” Jake snapped. “You’ve taken long enough; s’pose you got soused on the money I gave you.” Dutch grinned. “Yo’re gittin’ value,” he replied, and waved a hand to his companion.
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