Dewey Dawson Comes to the Red Horse Ranch

He's the jolly-yolly horse in the low, little people, Chorn the scorch, and the high-yolly old, He'll always live, don't you? You know that why, old men will be your new friend. Life on the Red Horse Ranch!

Yeah! Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha! The Red Horse Ranch! Since trigger Dawson, leader of a band of outlaws,

was killed in a gun battle with the sheriff's posse from Roaring River, Alabam has brought young Doy Dawson to the Red Horse. Doy didn't make such a good showing on his first appearance at the ranch, and Mr. Carter insists that the boy cannot stay. What as we join the folks at the ranch, we hear the boys singing down at the bunkhouse while Alabam is talking to

Doy. Do you see what I mean, little fella? Yes, I guess so only I don't see why Pappie had to go off for you and your pap was pretty good pals

Wasn't you of course we was he didn't like nobody but me he said not even the mother fella's always going off with him Well wasn't there nobody else you ever liked at all except your Paul course not everybody hated Paul He said so at sheriff over at Rowan River. He said Papp was bad, but he wasn't was he

Dewey, I'm beginning to understand just how many good things you're going to have to remember about your dad. But about you staying here with us now. I don't want to stay. Why, sure you do. Well, I've got to cut all fix for you down at the bunkhouse.

Now, you came back out on me like that, can you? Do you want me to stay in the view? Why, sure I do. None of them other fellas does. Now, what makes you think that?