The Stranger from the North

Lucy Walker


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The Stranger from the North by Lucy Walker
Gerry joined the stockman by the fence and looked hopefully at the stranger. His horse had dropped from a jog to a walk as he neared the fence. His eyes could be seen now. They were summing up what he saw in front of him.

"He doesn't look the kind that takes orders easily," Gerry said. "What do you say, Bill? Do we offer him a job?"

Something about the man stirred her. There was a personal magnetism that was hard to define. Perhaps it was his eyes. They were hard, clear and compelling.

"We'll offer him the courtesy of billy tea," Bill said quietly. "Then we'll see how he makes out."

Looking at the stranger, Gerry had a queer feeling that it would be he who saw who was making out.
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