A First Family of Tasajara. Three Partners And Other Tales
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PART III It was the end of the rainy season, and a wet night.
Brace and Parks were looking from the window over the swollen river, with faces quite as troubled as the stream below. Nor was the prospect any longer the same. In the past two years Buckeye had grown into a city. They could now count a half-dozen church spires from the win- ^ It ^^■as a frontier superstition (hat the ball extracted from a punfhot /found, if swallowed by the wounded man, prevented inflammation oranj supervening compl...ications.
284 THE TRANSFORMATION OF BUCKEYE CAMP dow of the three-storied brick building which had taken the place of the old wooden Emporium, but they could also count the brilliantly lit windows of an equal number of saloons and gambling-houses which glittered through the rain, or, to use the words of a local critic, "Shone seven nights in the week to the Gospel shops' one I " A diffi- culty had arisen which the two men had never dreamed of, and a struggle had taken place between the two rival powers, which was developing a degree of virulence and intolerance on both sides that boded no good to Buckeye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PART III It was the end of the rainy season, and a wet night.
Brace and Parks were looking from the window over the swollen river, with faces quite as troubled as the stream below. Nor was the prospect any longer the same. In the past two years Buckeye had grown into a city. They could now count a half-dozen church spires from the win- ^ It ^^■as a frontier superstition (hat the ball extracted from a punfhot /found, if swallowed by the wounded man, prevented inflammation oranj supervening compl...ications.
284 THE TRANSFORMATION OF BUCKEYE CAMP dow of the three-storied brick building which had taken the place of the old wooden Emporium, but they could also count the brilliantly lit windows of an equal number of saloons and gambling-houses which glittered through the rain, or, to use the words of a local critic, "Shone seven nights in the week to the Gospel shops' one I " A diffi- culty had arisen which the two men had never dreamed of, and a struggle had taken place between the two rival powers, which was developing a degree of virulence and intolerance on both sides that boded no good to Buckeye.
What to read after A First Family of Tasajara. Three Partners And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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