[Gutenberg 23180] • The Denver Express / From "Belgravia" for January, 1884

[...]dark-blue eyes. It is but fair to say that even the "toughs" of a place like Barker's show some respect for the other sex, and Miss Sally's case was no exception to the rule. The male population admired her; they said she "put on heaps of style"; but none of them had seemed to make any progress in her good graces. On a pleasant afternoon just after the track had been laid some miles west of Barker's, and construction trains were running with some [...].