A Mountain Europa a Cumberland Vendatta the Last Stetson
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There was savage joy in 189 A CUMBERLAND VENDETTA the Stetson crowd, and many-footed rumor went all ways that night.
Despite sickness and Rome s strict order, Isom had ridden down to the mill. Standing in the doorway, he and old Gabe saw up the river, where the water broke into foam over the ford, a riderless gray horse plunging across. Later it neighed at a gate under Wolf s Head, and Martha Lewallen ran out to meet it. Across under Thunderstruck Knob that night the old Stetson mother listened... to Isom s story of the fight with ghastly joy in her death-marked face.
XI ALL night the court-house was guarded and on guard. At one corner of the square Rufe Stetson, with a few men, sat on watch in old Sam Day s cabin the fortress of the town, built for such a purpose, and used for it many times before. The prisoners, too, were alert, and no Stetson ventured into the open square, for the moon was high; an exposure any where was noted instantly by the whistle of a rifle-ball, and the mountaineer takes few risks except under stress of drink or passion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was savage joy in 189 A CUMBERLAND VENDETTA the Stetson crowd, and many-footed rumor went all ways that night.
Despite sickness and Rome s strict order, Isom had ridden down to the mill. Standing in the doorway, he and old Gabe saw up the river, where the water broke into foam over the ford, a riderless gray horse plunging across. Later it neighed at a gate under Wolf s Head, and Martha Lewallen ran out to meet it. Across under Thunderstruck Knob that night the old Stetson mother listened... to Isom s story of the fight with ghastly joy in her death-marked face.
XI ALL night the court-house was guarded and on guard. At one corner of the square Rufe Stetson, with a few men, sat on watch in old Sam Day s cabin the fortress of the town, built for such a purpose, and used for it many times before. The prisoners, too, were alert, and no Stetson ventured into the open square, for the moon was high; an exposure any where was noted instantly by the whistle of a rifle-ball, and the mountaineer takes few risks except under stress of drink or passion.
What to read after A Mountain Europa a Cumberland Vendatta the Last Stetson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Fox Jr to read onlineMoreLess
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