Arizona Nights
Arizona Nights
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^ Fve got a good thing, and 1 want to lei jrou in on it." ** What kind of a good thing? " I asked.
•* Treasure," said he.
«*HWsaidL 176 ARIZONA NIGHTS I examined him closely. He looked all right enough, neither drunk nor loco.
** Sit down,'* said I — ^ over there; the other side the table.*' He did so. ** Now, fire away," said I.
He told me his name was Solomon Anderson^ but that he was generally known as Handy Solo- mon, on account of his hook; that he had always followed the sea; that lately ...he had coasted the west shores of Mexico; that at Guaymas he had fallen in with Spanish friends, in company with whom he had visited the mines in the Sierra Madre; that on this expedition the party had been attacked by Yaquis and wiped out, he alone surviving; that his blanket-mate before expiring had told him of gold buried in a cove of Lower California by the man's grandfather; that the man had given him a chart showing the location of the treasure; that he had sewn this chart in the shoulder of his coat, whence his suspicion of me and his being so loco about getting it back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ Fve got a good thing, and 1 want to lei jrou in on it." ** What kind of a good thing? " I asked.
•* Treasure," said he.
«*HWsaidL 176 ARIZONA NIGHTS I examined him closely. He looked all right enough, neither drunk nor loco.
** Sit down,'* said I — ^ over there; the other side the table.*' He did so. ** Now, fire away," said I.
He told me his name was Solomon Anderson^ but that he was generally known as Handy Solo- mon, on account of his hook; that he had always followed the sea; that lately ...he had coasted the west shores of Mexico; that at Guaymas he had fallen in with Spanish friends, in company with whom he had visited the mines in the Sierra Madre; that on this expedition the party had been attacked by Yaquis and wiped out, he alone surviving; that his blanket-mate before expiring had told him of gold buried in a cove of Lower California by the man's grandfather; that the man had given him a chart showing the location of the treasure; that he had sewn this chart in the shoulder of his coat, whence his suspicion of me and his being so loco about getting it back.
What to read after Arizona Nights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White Stewart Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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