'49, the Gold-Seeker of the Sierras
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They pulled the fast-failing colonel this way and that, and asked questions wildly, almost savagely, as they held on to him. If he did not speak instantly, they would tear the secret from his throat.
At last he caught his breath, and blurted out : " Gold ! gold ! Dosson ! Dosson's tunnel ! Dead !
dead ! dead ! And — and — " The old colonel caught at the corner of the counter.
Then he clutched at the shoulder of a red-shirted miner as he passed. But no one would stop now. The tide passed out and... on toward the tunnel, leaving only the barkeeper and Colonel Billy, blind-drunk, behind.
The brave old colonel spun about for a second, as the barkeeper stood behind the counter calmly washing his tumblers, with his eye fastened to the nugget, and then clutching wildly in the air, fell back in a dark corner 134 '49, THE GOLD-SEEKER OF THE SIEEEAS.
between two barrels, and lay there like a man that was dead.
The half-drunken mob reached the mouth of JDosson's tunnel, breathless and wild with excitement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They pulled the fast-failing colonel this way and that, and asked questions wildly, almost savagely, as they held on to him. If he did not speak instantly, they would tear the secret from his throat.
At last he caught his breath, and blurted out : " Gold ! gold ! Dosson ! Dosson's tunnel ! Dead !
dead ! dead ! And — and — " The old colonel caught at the corner of the counter.
Then he clutched at the shoulder of a red-shirted miner as he passed. But no one would stop now. The tide passed out and... on toward the tunnel, leaving only the barkeeper and Colonel Billy, blind-drunk, behind.
The brave old colonel spun about for a second, as the barkeeper stood behind the counter calmly washing his tumblers, with his eye fastened to the nugget, and then clutching wildly in the air, fell back in a dark corner 134 '49, THE GOLD-SEEKER OF THE SIEEEAS.
between two barrels, and lay there like a man that was dead.
The half-drunken mob reached the mouth of JDosson's tunnel, breathless and wild with excitement.
What to read after '49, the Gold-Seeker of the Sierras?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller Joaquin to read onlineMoreLess
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