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We need not dwell upon Pee-wee's career on the stage. It was almost as short as he was. He crawled through a hole in a fence and had no difficulty in finding the right horse, since there was only one there.
He held the iron (painted red) against the horse's hip, then withdrew across the stage and was seen no more. The deed of villainy had been done, the double cross of the thieving ranchman had been branded upon the horse he coveted and was resolved to win "by fair means or foul. " Those were the tragic words he had used.