|
The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Riders of the Purple Sage by Zane Grey: "I tied him in them queer cedars down on the slope. He can't be
seen from the valley."
"That's good. Well, well! I'm completely dumfounded. It was my
idea that no man could track me in here."
"I reckon. But if there's a tracker in these uplands as good as
me he can find you."
"That's bad. That'll worry me. But, Lassiter, now you're here I'm
glad to see you. And--and my companion here is not a young
fellow!...Bess, this is a friend of mine. He saved my life once."
The embarrassment of the moment did not extend to Lassiter.
Almost at once his manner, as he shook hands with Bess, relieved
Riders of the Purple Sage | 
