By David Drake
Stories a couple of wizard struggling with evil in his backwoods local. nice stuff.
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His eyes were open but fixed somewhere far beyond the solid log walls of his cabin. He felt . . and it was there, his fingers closing on the bone-scaled jackknife as they always did when he twisted them just right. He wasn’t sure where the knife was or how he found it; but he did find it, this time and each time before, and perhaps the next time as well. His visitor’s eyes narrowed. Hardy was sure that the knife had come from Old Nathan’s sleeve, or perhaps had been hidden all the time by the cunning man’s long knobby fingers .
I reckon,” the cunning man said, “hit may take a heap of money fer ye to get where ye desarve t’ be. ” As Old Nathan walked toward his mule, he whistled the air of a grim old ballad between his smiling teeth. THE BULLHEAD “That don’t half stink,” grumbled the mule as Old Nathan came out of the shed with the saddle over his left arm and a bucket of bait in his right hand. “Nobody asked you t’ like it,” the cunning man replied sharply. “Nor me neither, ifen it comes t’ thet. ” “Waal, then,” said the mule, “you go off t’ yer fish and I’ll mommick up some more oats while yer gone.
You figger wrong,” Old Nathan said, too flat to be an argument. “The cabin has one door only, and Bynum was to thet door afore yer man heard him. He’d hev run if he could, but he hid under the bed. ” Bascom shouted. “Nor in the cabin neither! ” He swallowed, then continued more calmly, “Bynum, he’s burried t’ the back of the plot, not the front. I’d hev put him in the churchyard down t’ Ridley, but the Baptists wouldn’t hev him. ” Old Nathan smiled again. “Don’t guess money was the problem, them not wanting yer t’ bury yer brother,” he said.
