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"Wal, Beasley, are you here?" queried a loud voice.†
Chpt 1 *

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"Ain't we done away with enough of them poor greaser herders—for nothin'?" queried the youngest of the gang, a boy in years, whose hard, bitter lips and hungry eyes somehow set him apart from his comrades.†
Chpt 1
"That you, Snake?" quickly followed the query.†
Chpt 1
"Jim, what do you make of him?" queried Snake Anson.†
Chpt 1

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...An' why, Auntie?" he queried, half amused, half thoughtful.†
Chpt 2
Air you goin' to live like an Injun all your days, Milt Dale?" she queried, sharply.†
Chpt 2
Reckon you've got that cougar chained in your cabin door?" queried Beasley, and there was a barely distinguishable shudder of his muscular frame.†
Chpt 2
"Suppose you've heard about old Al Auchincloss bein' near petered out?" queried Beasley.†
Chpt 2
"What was it, then?" queried Dale, much interested.†
Chpt 3
"An' so you're working for Beasley?" he queried, by way of starting conversation.†
Chpt 3
"Then, Milt, will we go after Beasley?" queried Roy Beeman, significantly.†
Chpt 3
You don't want to see hostile Indians, do you?" queried Helen.†
Chpt 4
"See here, Helen, you ain't goin' any farther with that joke, are you?" he queried, deprecatingly, and he still spoke quite loud.†
Chpt 5
There's need of hurry?" queried Helen, sitting up sharply.†
Chpt 5
Isn't your name Helen?" queried Dale.†
Chpt 5
"Joe, who was that?" he queried.†
Chpt 5
Now, boys—how about Anson's gang?" queried Dale.†
Chpt 5
From time to time Helen's anxious query brought from her sister the answer that she was all right.†
Chpt 6
"Where is Pine?" queried Helen, eagerly.†
Chpt 6

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At this query Roy Beeman turned with a laugh to look at Bo.†
Chpt 6
How'd you figure it—if you was Snake Anson?" queried Roy, in reply.†
Chpt 6

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You don't ride him?" queried Helen.†
Chpt 6
"Bo, have you any hurts?" queried Helen, who still sat her horse, loath to try dismounting, yet wanting to beyond all words.†
Chpt 6
"Well, sister, what do you intend to call him?" queried Helen, curiously.†
Chpt 7
When they had finished Dale ate his meal, listening to the talk of the girls, and occasionally replying briefly to some query of Bo's.†
Chpt 7
"You love him?" she murmured involuntarily, quite without understanding the motive of her query.†
Chpt 7
"Roy, can we make my camp by to-morrow night?" queried Dale, more seriously.†
Chpt 8

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Who's old Tom?" queried Bo, curiously.†
Chpt 8
"Can you?" queried Helen.†
Chpt 9
How long has he been up there?" queried Helen, gazing fascinated at Dale's famous pet.†
Chpt 9
"Why?" queried Helen, in surprise.†
Chpt 10
"How can you tell?" queried Bo.†
Chpt 11
"Have you experienced all those things?" she queried, stubbornly.†
Chpt 11
"Oh dear, will not education be of help to the Western woman?" queried Helen, almost in despair.†
Chpt 11
"Say, did you meet the bear again?" he queried, blankly.†
Chpt 12
"Girl, did you RIDE down this last slope?" queried Dale.†
Chpt 12
Your teeth are chatterin'," queried Dale.†
Chpt 13
"I'll call the girls to breakfast," replied Dale, and he moved away without answering Auchincloss's query.†
Chpt 14
"Nell, do you ever think of Dale?" she queried, suddenly.†
Chpt 16

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Are you goin' to ask me in?" queried Carmichael, bluntly.†
Chpt 16
What did Bo do?" breathlessly queried Helen.†
Chpt 16
"How?" queried Helen, eagerly.†
Chpt 16
"I'd like to ask you, Bo, if you've seen how he has changed?" queried Helen, earnestly.†
Chpt 17
"Did you find her?" queried Helen, hurriedly.†
Chpt 17
"Dear, tell us—are you badly hurt?" queried Helen, with hurried gentleness.†
Chpt 17
And his smile made Helen's fearful query needless.†
Chpt 17
"Yes?" queried Helen, interrogatively.†
Chpt 18

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She averted her eyes from his searching gaze, intuitively fearing his next query.†
Chpt 18
"Milt—what 'n hell's wrong?" he queried.†
Chpt 19

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"What for?" queried Dale, sharply.†
Chpt 19

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(1) (query)
an instance of questioning -- especially of requesting information from a computer
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)

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