wos nothin' more nor less than places where buffaloes
wos used to waller in. It's often seemed to me that if
we knowed the
raisons
o' things, we wouldn't be so
much puzzled wi' them as we are."
The truth of this last remark was so self-evident
and incontrovertible that it elicited no reply, and the
three friends rode on for a considerable time in silence.
It was now past noon, and they were thinking of