Wyoming

Excerpt from Wyoming: A Tale

Of these two characters, he of the spur was a lad some twelve or thirteen years old, with complexion rather dark, and eye as black as it is possible for that hue to be drawn. The pupil, distinguishable in the organs of others, was not so in his. His hair was dark as his eye, and curling slightly, was something coarse of texture, and rebellious against restraint. In form he was rather more stocky and robust than his brother Walter, already described. His name was Charles.

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