THE TEXICAN

THE TEXICAN

BYDANE COOLIDGEAUTHOR OF "HIDDEN WATER"

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS IN COLOR BYMAYNARD DIXON

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CHICAGOA. C. McCLURG & CO.1911

CopyrightA. C. McCLURG & CO.1911

Published September, 1911

Entered at Stationers' Hall, London, England

PRESS OF THE VAIL COMPANYCOSHOCTON, U. S. A.

TO MY OLD FRIENDDANE COOLIDGEWHO HAS STAYED WITH ME THROUGH ALL MY TROUBLESTHIS BOOK IS AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED BYTHE AUTHOR

"Oh, out from old MissouriI set me forth to roamIndicted by a juryFor toling hawgs from home."With faithful Buck and CrowderI crossed the Western plainsThen turned them loose in the Cow-CountryAnd waited for my gains."And now I'm called a Cattle KingWith herds on many a stream—And all from the natural increaseOf that faithful old ox-team."The Song of Good-Eye.

"Oh, out from old MissouriI set me forth to roamIndicted by a juryFor toling hawgs from home."With faithful Buck and CrowderI crossed the Western plainsThen turned them loose in the Cow-CountryAnd waited for my gains."And now I'm called a Cattle KingWith herds on many a stream—And all from the natural increaseOf that faithful old ox-team."The Song of Good-Eye.

"Oh, out from old MissouriI set me forth to roamIndicted by a juryFor toling hawgs from home.

"Oh, out from old Missouri

I set me forth to roam

Indicted by a jury

For toling hawgs from home.

"With faithful Buck and CrowderI crossed the Western plainsThen turned them loose in the Cow-CountryAnd waited for my gains.

"With faithful Buck and Crowder

I crossed the Western plains

Then turned them loose in the Cow-Country

And waited for my gains.

"And now I'm called a Cattle KingWith herds on many a stream—And all from the natural increaseOf that faithful old ox-team."The Song of Good-Eye.

"And now I'm called a Cattle King

With herds on many a stream—

And all from the natural increase

Of that faithful old ox-team."

The Song of Good-Eye.


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