Backwoods Bloodbath
Backwoods Bloodbath
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He was a tracker, a scout, a frontiersman. He was fond of cards, whiskey, and women, although not necessarily in that order. He was prone to wander, spurred by an unquenchable yearning to see what lay over the next horizon. He had killed before, many times, but always when it had to be done, when his life or the lives of others hung in the balance, when it was survive or die.
“I’m not a hired assassin,” he said curtly.
“Did I give the impression I thought you were?” the man rejoined. “If so, I a...pologize. Perhaps I phrased my praise in the wrong vein. It need not be you who does the killing.” He paused. “We are interested in you primarily for your tracking ability, which we hear is outstanding.”
Fargo studied the man anew; his clothes were nicely tailored, a gold watch chain hung from a fine vest, his polished shoes shone. This man was not the sort who usually frequented watering holes like the Hitch Rail.
“Mind if I buy you a drink and you and I discuss our proposal?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a tracker, a scout, a frontiersman. He was fond of cards, whiskey, and women, although not necessarily in that order. He was prone to wander, spurred by an unquenchable yearning to see what lay over the next horizon. He had killed before, many times, but always when it had to be done, when his life or the lives of others hung in the balance, when it was survive or die.
“I’m not a hired assassin,” he said curtly.
“Did I give the impression I thought you were?” the man rejoined. “If so, I a...pologize. Perhaps I phrased my praise in the wrong vein. It need not be you who does the killing.” He paused. “We are interested in you primarily for your tracking ability, which we hear is outstanding.”
Fargo studied the man anew; his clothes were nicely tailored, a gold watch chain hung from a fine vest, his polished shoes shone. This man was not the sort who usually frequented watering holes like the Hitch Rail.
“Mind if I buy you a drink and you and I discuss our proposal?”
What to read after Backwoods Bloodbath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jon Sharpe to read onlineMoreLess
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