Edgar Rice Burroughs

The Bandit of Hell's Bend Edgar Rice Burroughs

A HALF-dozen men sprawled comfortably in back-tilted chairs against the side ofthe Bar Y bunk-house at the home ranch. They were young men, lithe of limb, tanned offace and clear of eye. Their skins shone from recent ablutions and their slicked hair wasstill damp, for they had but just come from the evening meal, and meals at the homeranch required a toilet. One of them was singing.