Some hostile
Indians finally captured the Lone Ranger and told him that they were going to kill him.
They decided that since he was such a great adversary, they would grant him one last wish.
When told this, the Lone Ranger whistled loudly, and from out of nowhere galloped his
horse Silver. The Lone Ranger whispered something in the horse's ear, and the horse took
off a great speed. The Indians were curious and waited to see what happened. Sure enough,
about half an hour later, Silver appeared with a gorgeous woman on his back, and he
dropped her off in front of the Lone Ranger. So impressed were the Indians that they
untied the Lone Ranger, showed him to a teepee, and let him do as he pleased. A few hours later, the Lone Ranger exited very tired
and barely able to stand up. The Indians decided that they would let him regain his
strength and execute him the next day.
But the next day came, and the Indians were
absolutely amazed at the previous day's spectacle, that they decided to again grant the
Lone Ranger one last wish. Again, he whistled for Silver, Silver appeared, the Lone Ranger
whispered something in his ear, the horse took off and brought back an even more beautiful
woman. Flabbergasted, the Indians again let the Lone Ranger have some privacy with the
woman in a tee pee, and again, he was nearly exhausted afterward, unable to walk.
Another day passed, and the Indians decided
they needed to see what would happen, so they granted him yet another wish. Again, the
Lone Ranger whistled for Silver, and when the horse appeared, the Lone Ranger grabbed him
by the neck and yelled at him, "I said, bring me a posse!"
