I haven’t even turned thirty yet.’ ‘So … now you’re wondering what comes next.’ ‘Yah … I guess so. I guess I’ll be more careful in t...e future.’ ‘Do you think you were careless when you married her?’ ‘I guess I must have been. You know … they say love is blind. I didn’t see anything that would have warned me. I just fell and that was that.’ ‘What about your friends? What do they think?’ I paused and looked at her again … searching for some explanation from her. ‘Who are you? Why do you care?’ ‘I. "Now... She didn't before.She was in love with the captain of the football team, a man twice yoursize and bulk. Ahh...but I shouldn't say anything, ye got her in ourbet fair and square." So who are you?" Tom asked, still stunned and a bit disoriented."I am the leprechaun of the clover. A clover which you seem to havetakin' a likin' to findin'. Anyone who finds the clover gets some fourwishes, one for each of its pretty leaves." So... I get to wish for somethin'?" Not yet, me boy. Not yet.. They could see the people of the Cheyenne camp, still waving as they turned their horses once more toward Pecan Ridge.Pecan Ridge Cattle CompanyIndian TerritoryApril 8, 1889“Mr. Don, looks like we got travelers coming in from the west. I’m pretty sure some of them are the ones you let borrow your horses, and your wagon and team last week. Sure is a lot of them though,” Lane McClanahan said as he and his brother Ladd rode up to the ranch house.“We were expecting them back today. If you boys. .“Pheasants mother, not Peasants.” Eliza cautioned. “One cannot shoot Peasants.”“In the lord’s name why not?” Mrs Bennet exclaimed, “If one might not shoot them how is discipline to be maintained?”“Miss Eliza, I have done you a dis-service,” Mr D’arcy exclaimed, “I had thought you the most idiotic and completely deluded woman I had ever met but I own you are indeed quite sane compared to your mother.”“How are we to impose discipline Mr D’arcy if we cannot shoot the miscreants?” Mrs Bennet.