But if it's a question of goin' huntin' for the means of workin'" "There's time," returned the other quietly, "but there's none to waste.

"Don't you go wastin' any more time huntin' gold-mines.

"These ladies are huntin' for you," he said to Old Heck, dropping the bags and mopping his face with the sleeve of his shirt.

"What do you think you are"he started to say"a bunch of lawyers cross-examinin' a witness?" thought better of it and with a careless laugh answered: "If you're huntin' entertainment, why don't you go up to Eagle Butte to th' picture show?

"These Injuns must hev bin huntin' 'em, and we might chase 'em all day without gittin' a shot.

"I ain't huntin' for no special brand of trouble," he said, "but Jack has been ridin' the red-eye pretty hard and it's gotten into that dried up bean he calls his brain.

"Hal," he said softly, "they's some men go around for years an' huntin' for a girl whose picture is in their bean, cached away somewhere.

"When I want a friend like him, I'll go huntin' for him myself; an' I'll pack a gun with me!"

" "I ain't never huntin' for trouble," said Dan.

so's she can save Dan, not from the people that's huntin' him, but from himself.

I rode over to tell him that the boys was talkin' of huntin' up the canyon to see if they could get any clue of him.

At other times the Redskins go huntin' in 'ticlur places, and sweeps them clean o' every hoof that don't git away.

It wouldn't pay us to go around huntin' for Jerry's money.

"It's what you said a while agosuch things are what makes huntin' a fine sport when you've learned huntin' ain't always killin'but lettin' live.

"It's what you said a while agosuch things are what makes huntin' a fine sport when you've learned huntin' ain't always killin'but lettin' live.

Fer he sot a heap er sto' by me, Sam did, an' I know he 's be'n huntin' fer me

I might gether up some eggs out 'n the nestes, but it'd look sort o' flighty to go egg-huntin' here at midnightan' he not two hours ol'.

"And you've been huntin' 'im these three or four months be you?"

"The same, yer honor, huntin' constantly, niver losing a day rain or shine, wid Indians an' widout 'em, cold, hungry and tired, but not a day of rist.

They coma to our house huntin' a boy.

Why, honey, you might as well go huntin' a needle in a haystack as to go lookin' fo' Brodnax's brigade to-night.

" "I reckon they'll do considerable more huntin' before they find him up there," chuckled the man, with a self-important manner.

"I was huntin' fur it when you found me.

"We oughter look up some huntin'," he continued.

He had been out huntin', an' had found me lyin' close beside my father an' mother.