Ben's Nugget
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Bill Mosely knew very well the feeling he would rouse against the menwhom he hated, and, having started the movement, waited complacently forthe expected results to follow.
Jim Brown was by no means slow in spreading the alarm. True, these menwere his guests, and it might be considered that it was against hisinterests to denounce them, but he knew his claim for entertainmentwould be allowed him out of the funds found in possession of the party, with probably a liberal addition as a compensation... for revealing theirreal character.
Horse-thieves! No sooner did the news spread than the miners, most ofwhom were through work for the day, began to make their way to theneighborhood of the hotel.
There hadn't been any excitement at Golden Gulch for some time, and thispromised a first-class sensation.
"Hang 'em up! That's what I say, " suggested Brown the landlord.
"Where's the men that call 'em thieves?" asked one of the miners, amiddle-aged man, who was sober and slow-spoken, and did not look like aman to be easily carried away by a storm of prejudice or a wave ofexcitement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bill Mosely knew very well the feeling he would rouse against the menwhom he hated, and, having started the movement, waited complacently forthe expected results to follow.
Jim Brown was by no means slow in spreading the alarm. True, these menwere his guests, and it might be considered that it was against hisinterests to denounce them, but he knew his claim for entertainmentwould be allowed him out of the funds found in possession of the party, with probably a liberal addition as a compensation... for revealing theirreal character.
Horse-thieves! No sooner did the news spread than the miners, most ofwhom were through work for the day, began to make their way to theneighborhood of the hotel.
There hadn't been any excitement at Golden Gulch for some time, and thispromised a first-class sensation.
"Hang 'em up! That's what I say, " suggested Brown the landlord.
"Where's the men that call 'em thieves?" asked one of the miners, amiddle-aged man, who was sober and slow-spoken, and did not look like aman to be easily carried away by a storm of prejudice or a wave ofexcitement.
What to read after Ben's Nugget?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alger Horatio to read onlineMoreLess
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