Sections 1 On their way to Derrick's ranch house, Hilma and Mrs. 2 To Hilma it was as though something of herself, of her person, had been thus exposed and… 3 “Where is my husband?” 4 “Harrie, Harrie, oh, my son, my little boy.” 5 “It's Delaney,” 6 But all at once there was a commotion. 7 When, at length, Presley got to the gate, he found a carry-all drawn up before it. 8 Presley on tip-toes joined the group, looking on attentively. 9 Towards midnight of that same day, Mrs. 10 “Dabney dead, Hooven dead, Harran dead, Annixter dead, Broderson dead, Osterman dying, S. 11 “Yet it is Lexington—God help us, God enlighten us, God rouse us from our lethargy—it is… 12 But to Presley's mind the most important piece of news that morning was the report of the… 13 Presley saddled his pony and rode into town. 14 When, three hours later, Presley came out of the saloon and rode on towards Bonneville, his… 15 Then, at length, about twelve o'clock, the movement of the throng assumed definite direction. 16 Promptly these chairs were filled up with members of the League, the audience cheering as… 17 “I want to second what my colleague has just said,” 18 Instantly there was a roar. 19 “One more dead,” 20 The audience, at first bewildered, confused by this unexpected invective, suddenly took fire… 21 Presley ceased speaking. 22 This one, still unalterably devoted to Magnus, acquainted him briefly with the tenor of the… 23 “Put 'em out, put 'em out.” 24 “We've got the very assemblymen themselves,” 25 “I—I,”
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