Alec Lloyd,
Alec Lloyd, Cowpuncher
作者：Gates, Eleanor, 1875-1951; True, Allen Tupper, 1881-1955 [Illustrator]
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共 76 题- ALEC LLOYD
- COWPUNCHER
- Originally published under the title of
- CUPID: THE COWPUNCH
- BY
- ELEANOR GATES
- ILLUSTRATIONS BY ALLEN TRUE
- NEW YORK
- GROSSET & DUNLAP
- PUBLISHERS
- Copyright, 1907, by The McClure Company
- Published, November, 1907
- Copyright, 1905, 1906, 1907 by The Curtis Publishing Company
- Copyright, 1906, 1907, by International Magazine Company
- CONTENTS
- CHAPTER ONE
- ROSE ANDREWS'S HAND AND DOCTOR BUGS'S GASOLINE BRONC
- I snickered. "Y' are?" I ast. "Wal, how?"
- I hoed her down harder'n ever.
- CHAPTER TWO
- A THIRST-PARLOUR MIX-UP GIVES ME A NEW DEAL
- I sit down, too.
- CHAPTER THREE
- THE PRETTIEST GAL AND THE HOMELIEST MAN
- I laughed, a-course,--sickish, though.
- I went acrosst the yard to where she was. "Yas,--it's me," I says.
- CHAPTER FOUR
- CONCERIN' THE SHERIFF AND ANOTHER LITTLE WIDDA
- I stopped byside him. "Wal, Sheriff," I says, inquirin'.
- I walked 'round that stone.
- I drawed _my_ weapon.
- I was some anxious, but I knowed enough to hole back a while more.
- CHAPTER FIVE
- THINGS GIT STARTED WRONG
- I looked over at Mace. She was gittin' pink. Did he mean her?
- Fin'lly, I went over to Hairoil. "Pardner," I says, "spit it out."
- I begun t' see what he was drivin' at.
- I started fer the house.
- I got to my feet. "_This_ right, boss:" I says, "I love Macie."
- CHAPTER SIX
- WHAT A LUNGEE DONE
- Minute 'r so, Macie struck up again--
- I said thank y', but I was feard marryin' was a long way off.
- Just then--
- Just then, from the station--
- CHAPTER SEVEN
- THE BOYS PUT THEY FOOT IN IT
- I got up. "_I'_m willin' t' try my hand," I says.
- Billy come in then. "Doc," says Macie, "save him!"
- I was plumb amazed. "_Marry!_" I says.
- I looked at him.
- I didn't answer him. I just rolled over onto my face.
- CHAPTER EIGHT
- ANOTHER SCHEME, AND HOW IT PANNED OUT
- The sheriff, he struck up----
- Mister Boston stopped byside the door. The sheriff goes on----
- She showed them little nippers of hern. "Good!" she says. "I do it!"
- CHAPTER NINE
- A ROUND-UP IN CENTRAL PARK
- I had the sittywaytion in both gauntlets.
- I wasn't discouraged, though,--I wasn't discouraged.
- I lent her way just a little. "What you watchin', honey?" I ast.
- CHAPTER TEN
- MACIE AND THE OP'RA GAME
- I snickered.
- I walks over to him. "Acknowledge the corn, you polecat," I says.
- CHAPTER ELEVEN
- A BOOM THAT BUSTED
- Up pipes a kid. "The parson wasn't to Sunday school this mornin'."
- I spoke up: "They's gone, boys,--but what about they _land?_"
- Another spell of quiet. Then----
- I riz up.
- CHAPTER TWELVE
- AND A BOOM AT BRIGGS
- I come back.
- THE END