
A Woman Was Dying Of Thirst At My Fence So I Gave Her Water Without Asking Her Name. By Sunrise Three Hundred Riders Were Standing On Every Ridge Around My Ranch
A work of fiction. The characters and events are invented; any resemblance to real people is coincidental.
Corvin had given a stranger water at his fence and gone to bed. By sunrise there were nearly three hundred mounted riders spread along the ridges around his ranch, and an old warrior named Naiche rode down to the yard to do the talking. The woman stood in front of him again, and this time she spoke English. She had not been sure the day before whether he was safe. Today, she said, she had brought witnesses.
Contents
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1TODAY I BROUGHT WITNESSESFREE
2THE RIDER FROM THE WESTFREE
3WHO TELLS THE STORY FIRSTFREE
4THREE NAMES IN HER MESSAGE🔒
5SAN MATEO CROSSING🔒
6TORNE SPRING ACQUISITION — PHASE III🔒
7PREDATORS AGAINST EVERYONE FRIGHTENED ENOUGH TO SELL🔒
8MORALITY IS EXPENSIVE🔒
9RECORDS MATTERED MORE THAN REVENGE🔒
10SHE NEVER ASKED HIM TO ERASE MIRIAM🔒
11DUPLICATE RECORDS🔒
12WERE THERE REALLY THREE HUNDRED🔒
13HIS FINAL MORNING🔒
14THE MARKER BESIDE THE WELL🔒