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Nderstand the impulse that prompted her to do it. But as Hutter had
assured her it was a remarkably good investment on very little capital,
she had tried to persuade herself of its advantages. Back of it all had
been an irresistible desire to be able some day to present to Glenn this
ranch site he loved. She had concluded he would never wholly dissociate
himself from this West; and as he would visit it now and then, she had
already begun forming plans of her own. She could stand a month in
Arizona at long intervals. "Hutter and I will go into cattle raising
some day," went on Glenn. "And that Deep Lake place is what I want for
myself." "What work are you doing for Hutter?" asked Carley. "Anything
from building fence to cutting timber," laughed Glenn. "I've not yet the
experience to be a foreman like Lee Stanton. Besides, I have a little
business all my own. I put all my money in that." "You mean
here--this--this farm?" "Yes. And the stock I'm raisin'. You see I have
to feed corn. And believe me, Carley, those cornfields represent some
job." "I can well believe that," replied Carley. "You--you looked i