A Texas Ranger ..
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Billy {bowing over her hand). The pleasure is all mine, I assure you.
Tess. Let me introduce Miss Hinton. {They bow.) And my brother, Bobby.
Billy {shaking hands). Glad to know you, Bobby.
Bobby {with enthusiasm). And say — I'm glad to know you. Mr. Driscoll looks like the real thing, dad.
Billy {laughing). Oh, well, now, as to that Granville {laughing). Boy, that's why I engaged him.
{To Billy.) Won't you ride out with us now?
Billy. Not now. I've some matters to attend to in town.
Tess {anxio...usly, going to him). Not — not with Mr. Field- ing?
Billy. Not if he leaves me alone. (7^ Granville.) I'll ride out to Circle A to-night, and be ready for duty in the morning.
Granville. All right. So long.
Billy. So long, sir.
(The others call '' Good-bye,^* etc., as Granville, Tess, Bobby and Polly go r. and exeufit. Bili-y looks after them until their ho of -beats begin to grow faint. Shrunk comes out of store ^ r., a7id sits on bench, r. Billy strolls up to him, rolling a cigarette.) 25 A TEXAS EANGEB Shrunk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Billy {bowing over her hand). The pleasure is all mine, I assure you.
Tess. Let me introduce Miss Hinton. {They bow.) And my brother, Bobby.
Billy {shaking hands). Glad to know you, Bobby.
Bobby {with enthusiasm). And say — I'm glad to know you. Mr. Driscoll looks like the real thing, dad.
Billy {laughing). Oh, well, now, as to that Granville {laughing). Boy, that's why I engaged him.
{To Billy.) Won't you ride out with us now?
Billy. Not now. I've some matters to attend to in town.
Tess {anxio...usly, going to him). Not — not with Mr. Field- ing?
Billy. Not if he leaves me alone. (7^ Granville.) I'll ride out to Circle A to-night, and be ready for duty in the morning.
Granville. All right. So long.
Billy. So long, sir.
(The others call '' Good-bye,^* etc., as Granville, Tess, Bobby and Polly go r. and exeufit. Bili-y looks after them until their ho of -beats begin to grow faint. Shrunk comes out of store ^ r., a7id sits on bench, r. Billy strolls up to him, rolling a cigarette.) 25 A TEXAS EANGEB Shrunk.
What to read after A Texas Ranger ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Dewark, Harry. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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