towner

And so the 12-year-old out-of-towner was in a position to make an aggressive bid for the longtime resident of Broad Street.

"Purty long ride ye hed fur such a big load," remarked one towner.

A Dry-towner, rangy and scarred, looked out at me, and it seemed that the expression on his face was one of amazement.

During those days and nights on the trail I grew back slowly into the Dry-towner I once had been.

No Wolfan in his right mind will bargain with a Dry-towner carrying an unresolved blood-feud.

She pulled away and I saw again, beneath the veneer of petulant coquetry, that fierce and untamable insolence of the Dry-towner.