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Breaking the Blue Roan
A Short-Story Gem in a Western Setting—The Search of a Man for Beauty and How and Where He Found It
By Honoré Willsie
Author of "Desert Justice" "Find the Maverick," etc.
JOHN HARDY was born in Montana. But he did not grow up to be a sheep-man, after all, because when John was a baby his father homesteaded in Wyoming. The homestead prospered, and when Bill Hardy died he left John five thousand head of Herefords and a hundred or so of range-horses. John was twenty-five when he inherited. At thirty-five, he still was unmarried, a man of magnificent physique, best known for his taciturnity, his slowness and his superb horsemanship.
In spite his many acres and his herds, John was not popular with the women of Lost Trail. Some of them said he was too lazy to make love. Some of them said that a man who was soft with horses, like John, never made a successful lover; others that John was too stupid to find a wife. All of which merely goes to prove that Lost Trail women were poor judges of men.
Quite unknown to me rest of the valley, John was in love; deeply, passionately in love, and had been ever since the new schoolma'am had come to the log schoolhouse on the
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