A Cumberland Vendetta
A Cumberland Vendetta
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A wreath of smoke came about a corner of the house far down the street, and young Jasper yelled, and dashed up a side alley with his followers. A moment later judge, jury, witnesses, and sheriff were flying down thecourt-house steps at the point of Lewallen guns; the Lewallen horses, led by the gray, were snorting through the streets; their riders, barricaded in the forsaken court-house, were puffing a stream of fireand smoke from every window of court-room below and jury-room above.
The street...s were a bedlam. The Stetsons were yelling with triumph. TheLewallens were divided, and Rufe placed three Stetsons with Winchesterson each side of the courthouse, and kept them firing. Rome, pale andstern, hid his force between the square and the Lewallen store. Hewas none too quick. The rest were coming on, led by old Jasper. It wasreckless, riding that way right into death; but the old man believedyoung Jasper's life at stake, and the men behind asked no questions whenold Jasper led them. The horses' hoofs beat the dirt street likethe crescendo of thunder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A wreath of smoke came about a corner of the house far down the street, and young Jasper yelled, and dashed up a side alley with his followers. A moment later judge, jury, witnesses, and sheriff were flying down thecourt-house steps at the point of Lewallen guns; the Lewallen horses, led by the gray, were snorting through the streets; their riders, barricaded in the forsaken court-house, were puffing a stream of fireand smoke from every window of court-room below and jury-room above.
The street...s were a bedlam. The Stetsons were yelling with triumph. TheLewallens were divided, and Rufe placed three Stetsons with Winchesterson each side of the courthouse, and kept them firing. Rome, pale andstern, hid his force between the square and the Lewallen store. Hewas none too quick. The rest were coming on, led by old Jasper. It wasreckless, riding that way right into death; but the old man believedyoung Jasper's life at stake, and the men behind asked no questions whenold Jasper led them. The horses' hoofs beat the dirt street likethe crescendo of thunder.
What to read after A Cumberland Vendetta?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fox John to read onlineMoreLess
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