Beartooth Incident
Beartooth Incident
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Whirling, he ran a dozen long strides and threw himself flat. He still held the jawbone.
The two outlaws were almost to the wolf when they spotted it. They slowed, and gun metal gleamed.
“What the hell is that?” Lear snapped.
“Looks like a dead animal to me,” the other rider said. He drew rein and swung down. Dropping to one knee, he declared, “Yep. It’s a dead wolf.” He scoured the snow around it. “From the look of things, the hombre we’re after knelt here a while.”
“What the hell for?”
The oth...er man shrugged. “Your guess is as good as mine. Maybe he was hungry.”
“There’s not anything left of that wolf to eat,” Lear observed. “Get back on your horse, Boyce. We’ll keep searching. He can’t be that far ahead.”
Boyce unfurled and turned to his mount. Lear was gazing into the night.
Fargo would never have a better chance. Leaping to his feet, he rushed them, his legs flying.
“Look out!” Lear bawled.
Boyce spun and brought up his six-shooter.
But Fargo was close enough that all he had to do was swing the jawbone in a short arc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whirling, he ran a dozen long strides and threw himself flat. He still held the jawbone.
The two outlaws were almost to the wolf when they spotted it. They slowed, and gun metal gleamed.
“What the hell is that?” Lear snapped.
“Looks like a dead animal to me,” the other rider said. He drew rein and swung down. Dropping to one knee, he declared, “Yep. It’s a dead wolf.” He scoured the snow around it. “From the look of things, the hombre we’re after knelt here a while.”
“What the hell for?”
The oth...er man shrugged. “Your guess is as good as mine. Maybe he was hungry.”
“There’s not anything left of that wolf to eat,” Lear observed. “Get back on your horse, Boyce. We’ll keep searching. He can’t be that far ahead.”
Boyce unfurled and turned to his mount. Lear was gazing into the night.
Fargo would never have a better chance. Leaping to his feet, he rushed them, his legs flying.
“Look out!” Lear bawled.
Boyce spun and brought up his six-shooter.
But Fargo was close enough that all he had to do was swing the jawbone in a short arc.
What to read after Beartooth Incident?
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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