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The Toll Gate 1 The Raiders. Sought vainly by man's law
for three years.
2 Why trackers failed - the water trail.
3 Why the band has known no failure ---- Black Deering, the leader.
4
Jordan, a
lieutenant who works on the
"outside."
5 "We've been workin' together a long time, an' we've been chased by sheriffs' posses, vigilantes an' even United States
soldiers."
6 "Boys, there's three counties that quit work to rub us out."
7 "We're worth about five thousand a head an' they ain't particular how we're brought in."
8 "I don't figure to lead you into nuthin' I can't lead you out of. I say
we've made
our last haul."
9 "An' I say different."
10 "Well, say
it all."
11 "I've planted a job for Monday, on a mail train that carries forty thousand in gold."
12 "If we don't quit now, we're all apt to be standin' on nothin' an' lookin' up a
rope."
13 "Are we the gang they call 'The Raiders' or a bunch of Injun horse thieves ---- afraid to
take a chance?"
14 "You boys know how things stand.
Vote on it."
15 "Who all's for one more raid?"
16 "Agin it?"
17 "Of course, if you're reformed an' afraid --"
18 "Start makin'
plans for Monday."
19 The Raiders' last hold-up.
20 "Sergeant, isn't that the same man that -"
21 "Apaches puttin' on paint at North Fork an' aimin' to wipe
you out!"
22 "Yes, he's the same man that rode eighty miles to give us a
warning."
23 "Well, you've got 'em all,
I guess."
24 "In my baby days they told me about a man named Judas. I reckon you're him!"
25 "Any more of that an' I'll turn him loose
on you!"
26 "Deering, you saved my post once, and I'm sorry it had to be me and my men that
took you."
27 "I'm glad they didn't kill you. You'll make a pretty picture 'standin' on nothin' an' lookin'
up a rope.'"
28 "Jim, do you mind the women an' the kids at the Post an' what might've happened the night the Apaches hit?"
29 "Shoot six bits!"
30 "Open one of them doors. This car's like an
oven."
31 "Come on, two treys, or be a four deuce."
32 "Goin' up
grade."
33 "We are goin' awful slow. I'm watchin' you dice. Be good to me."
34 "Four deuce! There's my point an' I reckon he's made his'n too. Shoot the whole dollar and four bits."
35 Rincon, where a man can do a killin' an' get either a decent hangin' or a vote of thanks.
36 A business bought with the blood of
his own band.
37 Half-starved and hunted, but working steadily
toward the Border.
38 "Horse, you're 'borrowed' an' it's best we ain't seen together till night."
39 "I reckon we've got to take a chance on this town tonight."
40 Night and the "chance."
41 His last two-bits.
42 "Any ranch owners around
here?"
43 "Need any hands? I'm afoot but I know cow work."
44 "Where did you
work last?"
45 "H Bar H over in Thunder Basin."
46 "Ever meet up with Hank Simmons over
that way?"
47 "Pardner, I'm Hank Simmons, an' if I ever met you before I was
sleep walkin'."
48 "My geogr'phy may be bad, but I ain't aimin' to be laughed
at none!"
49 "Was he lookin' for anybody
special?"
50 "Lookin' for work an' near picked himself a gun
fight."
51 Realization that the road of the outlaw closes
all others.
52 Black Deering,
killer.
53 "Jordan, you're goin' to pay
now!"
54 "Get men, get a bunch of them! We're goin' after
that coyote."
55 "Who did it?"
56 "I know an' I'll get him!"
57 "Jordan, I'm figurin' the more killin's you have among yourselves, the less trouble we'll
have later on."
58 "Cantina's
burnin'"
59 "That'll help
us all."
60 "Unbuckle that gun belt an' let it fall."
61 "Walk ahead of me an' walk easy."
62 "Walk past that hole an' drop your guns in it ---- belts
an' all."
63 "Pass me them bar lamps an' that dish of
money."
64 "There's kerosene
down there!"
65 "Follow him!"
66 "Follow him, hell! I'm lookin' to make sure he's gone."
67 "Get outa here! She'll blow up in a minute!"
68 "Black Deering held up the Ace an' set it afire!"
69 A horse-killing chase, two days old and leading always to the
Border.
70 "Horse, we gotta move again. That sheriff's sure an Indian for
trailin'."
71 "That'll be Jordan an' his Mex outfit."
72 A broken leg and the humane course.
73 "We know he ain't far ahead an' if your outfit's all in, we'll go ahead an' get him for you."
74 "We'll do all the huntin' that's done on this side of the Border."
75 "It was our friends he
killed."
76 "Jordan, keep your dirty bunch out of this, or I'll let the boys do this country a real favor."
77 Mary Brown, living alone with her baby, since the disappearance
of her husband.
78 "Is this
daddy?"
79 A woman who has known no good man.
80 And a man who has known no good woman.
81 "Horse got in quicksand an' I lost him, outfit an' all."
82 "I haven't a horse, but there's some clothes of my husband's in the bedroom. You could put them on and dry yours."
83 "He disappeared more than a year ago and
never came back."
84 "He must have been killed."
85 "He must have been."
86 "I'm an outlaw an' them men comin' are after me. I figure to use your husband's clothes
an' his name."
87 "When you talk to them, I'm your husband. Get that straight an' tell
it straight!"
88 "I'll help you."
89 "Little son, are all the men in the world outlaws and murderers?"
90 "You live here?"
91 "Does me an' my wife look dressed
for a visit?"
92 "See anythin' of a man about your size an' build travelin' this way ------- in a hurry?"
93 "Feller swum the river up above 'bout half hour ago."
94 "What kind of a horse?"
95 "Swum it
afoot."
96 "Remember, I'm watchin' every move you make."
97 "You can trust me."
98 "I ain't trustin'
nobody."
99 "If you go huntin', can
I go?"
100 "There's some trails from the ford, but they're older than a half hour."
101 "Take some of the boys an' follow them. I ain't just sure that everythin's
straight right here."
102 "I need some wood an' it would probably look better if you ---------"
103 "My horses an' men is all in. We'll camp here till sun-up if you ain't objectin'."
104 "We left kinda hurried an' ain't packin' blankets. Do you mind the boys beddin' in the cabin?"
105 "You must call him daddy and you must tell those men he is
your daddy."
106 "I reckon I was wrong when I said ------- I wasn't trustin' nobody."
107 "You risked being captured to save my boy --------
and I trust you."
108 "You may have to."
109 "Daddy, can
you make a bow?"
110 The test of a man's truthfulness and of his soul.
111 When a man's heart goes black with the poison of revenge.
112 "I'm still trusting you."
113 "Roll out, boys, I ain't Jim Brown I'm a liar ----- I'm Black Deering."
114 "They may call you Black Deering, but, by God, you're white."
115 "Jordan's gang's got the boys cornered. If you don't get there before them Mexes can see to shoot, they ain't
got a chance."
116 "You two boys stay here, take care of Slim an' guard Deering."
117 "Sheriff, I'm goin' to the rope. Give me a chance to die like a white
man."
118 "I've never been any good an' I don't know anythin' only how to handle a pair of guns but, Sheriff I can sure
do that."
119 "I'm askin' for a chance to die - fightin'!"
120 "I'm hopin' you'll try to think that I ain't
all bad."
121 Waiting for the rush that means
the end.
122 "Ride around the hill. I'm takin'
a short cut."
123
"Deering's
gettin' away!"
124 "He'll come back."
125 "I'm goin' to kill you, Jordan, for two
reasons."
126 "One of 'em you know, an' the other you never will know."
127 The North Trail.
128 "We're all goin' the same way. Kin I carry the little feller?"
129 "Deering, we ain't all goin' the same way. We're below the Mexican Border line an' I can't
take you."
130 "As long as you stay south of that line, you're safe, but don't
cross it."
131 "I've been two gunnin' my way aroun' too long. Mebbe you could
use one of 'em."
132 "This horse an' outfit belonged to a pal who stayed back yonder. I know he'd want you
to have it."
133 "The little fellow wants to go with you, and -------"
134 "-- and -- and --- so do I."
135 "The Sheriff's goin' to see that you get back to your own people, that's
best."
136 "Best for you an' best for the little feller."
137 "Provin' you can't tell how white a man is by the color of his coat."
138 Through the Toll Gate that bars the Portal of Tomorrow and inexorably claims tribute for the Sins of Yesterday.
139 "By their fruits ye shall know them -"
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