Fannin's Flame (2004)
“—Maverick Jefferson to his sons one winter night when the loneliness became too much “What I’m saying is feel the romance, Princess,” Fannin said. “Smell the breeze. Hear the sigh of the grass. Rejoice in the call of the wild. Entice that bull, Princess, please,” he pleaded with his cow to the delight of his three brothers.
“Could you turn it up, Romeo?” Archer asked. “I don’t think the people of Union Junction have heard you spout such poetry in all the years you’ve lived here.”
“Do you have t...o do it this way?” Calhoun complained. “Can’t you be normal and use a syringe to get a calf in her?”
“Hey!” Fannin said with a frown. “I know it’s not logical. But I want Princess to conceive the natural way.”
“Or no way at all,” Navarro said. “I see no interest on the part of her suitor.”
Indeed, the bull, Bloodthirsty Black, usually such a firebringer of hell and mortification upon hapless cowboys, appeared uninterested in his bride.
“Why don’t you tell Bloodthirsty how it’s done, Fannin?”MoreLess
“Could you turn it up, Romeo?” Archer asked. “I don’t think the people of Union Junction have heard you spout such poetry in all the years you’ve lived here.”
“Do you have t...o do it this way?” Calhoun complained. “Can’t you be normal and use a syringe to get a calf in her?”
“Hey!” Fannin said with a frown. “I know it’s not logical. But I want Princess to conceive the natural way.”
“Or no way at all,” Navarro said. “I see no interest on the part of her suitor.”
Indeed, the bull, Bloodthirsty Black, usually such a firebringer of hell and mortification upon hapless cowboys, appeared uninterested in his bride.
“Why don’t you tell Bloodthirsty how it’s done, Fannin?”MoreLess
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