"___?___ saw they were planning to kill him. He didnt let on. He went right on
branding, and watching. Out to one side Pancho was tending the branding irons. One Mexican was working with ___?___, three sat on the fence. ___?___always wore his six-shooter, according to Pablos version; therefore the men, who had too often seen the results of ___?___s aim, were not anxious to start anything.
"One of the three men on the fence wore a gun, too, and he was the one ___?___ watched the closest. But it was the one helping with the branding who started the argument, and then tried to put up a fight. ___?___ saw his first move, and brained him with the branding iron. In a flash the armed Mexican jumped into the pen, his hand on his gun. ___?___ drew and shot him before he could draw the gun, then whirled and killed the two on the fence."
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