cowhand

Since then he had seen nothing more of the cowhand.

Most of the returns had gone to the six cowhands.

First thing any cowhand does of a morning is put on his hat.

Once, some years back, he had been an honest cowhand.

One of the cowhands put down his fork and looked up the table.

No working cowhand is going to get very far unless he's a hand to notice.

Now, it's second nature for a cowhand to read brands.

It was no way for a cowhand to cash in his chips.

Of course, not many cowhands wore such truck on the range.

And the cowhands at the big auto companies are wary.

Mike hired on as a cowhand for the new owner.

The disease soon spread from the cattle to the cowhands.

He went off up the valley, with that cowhand named Tony.

During those first hard years she had worked with rope and horse like any cowhand.

Two were men clad after the fashion of working cowhands.

He never became a skillful cowhand, despite his 16 years of effort.

The town became a trade center for the area's settlers, cowhands and Indians.

He was a square-shouldered young man with a look about him the cowhand did not like.

The little town was full of cowhands, with women and children sleeping in wagons.

The other cowhand was a towhead not much older than Will himself.

Just a cowhand that got done unto and did some back."

The cowhand lay sprawled on the ground and he had been shot twice.

The cowhands stood or sat in silent vigil on the other side of the fire.

As they drive along, passing gas stations that are obviously open, the cowhands begin to hit on her.