title: Susanna Wesley: The Complete Writings
author:  Susanna Wesley 
description: <br>"Readers with an interest in Methodism and those in women's studies will be delighted with Wallace's approach....[He] brings a wealth of knowledge to bear upon his task....Drawing on the insights of recent Methodist, feminist, theological, and literary scholarship, he offers a multi-dimensional approach which never distorts or patronizes, but always deepens the reader's understanding of Wesley and her historical context....[Methodist scholars] now have in hand a tool which may well revise our understanding of the roots of Methodism."--<em>Touchstone</em>
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  The Quick And The Dead
  
  
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  Chapter I
  
  
  When Susanna stepped down from the wagon Duncan had the fire going, but he sat
  staring into the flames, forearms resting on his knees, hands hanging loose.
  
  
  "Duncan?" She was a slender, graceful and unusually pretty woman. "Duncan?
  What is it?"
  
  
  "It's this ... all of it." His gesture took in their surroundings. "I had no
  right to bring you and Tom into this, no right at all."
  
  
  "We discussed it, Duncan. We all took part in the decision. We all decided it
  was the best thing."
  
  
  "I know, Susanna, but that was back east. It was one thing to sit in a
  comfortable living room and talk about the west, but it's something else when
  you are face to face with it." He looked westward, toward the open plains.
  "What's out there, Susanna? What are we getting into?"
  
  
  "Somebody's coming, Pa." Tom was twelve. If his father had doubts, he had
  none.
  
  
  They looked where he pointed. A rider was coming throug