Butternut Jones a Lambkin of the West
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Her steed was swaying, certainly, but then she would doubtless land on her feet, for, he reflected, she was a woman of experience. Besides, had he not once gone out of his way for her with fearful results?
The tenderfoot s feelings, however, were different. Not having the Lambkin s point of view, he could afford to be more humane. He gave a shout to the Whippoorwill, and by a dexterous and quick wheel escaped the clutch of his comrade. He was even in time to catch the reins of the woman s mount..., but was too late to avert the disaster. The stag gering horse went sprawling on the plain, and his hapless rider was thrown bowling into a heap, limp and unconscious. Butternut, look ing straight ahead, failed to observe the mis hap. Immediately Billy was clear of the stir rups and bending over her, while the voice of the heedless cowboy reached him in a jum ble of imprecation and song.
274 CHAPTER XX "IF I WERE GOING TO BE HANGED!" FOR a distance the Lambkin rode amid deep woe, swearing and larruping his legs in the stirrups.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her steed was swaying, certainly, but then she would doubtless land on her feet, for, he reflected, she was a woman of experience. Besides, had he not once gone out of his way for her with fearful results?
The tenderfoot s feelings, however, were different. Not having the Lambkin s point of view, he could afford to be more humane. He gave a shout to the Whippoorwill, and by a dexterous and quick wheel escaped the clutch of his comrade. He was even in time to catch the reins of the woman s mount..., but was too late to avert the disaster. The stag gering horse went sprawling on the plain, and his hapless rider was thrown bowling into a heap, limp and unconscious. Butternut, look ing straight ahead, failed to observe the mis hap. Immediately Billy was clear of the stir rups and bending over her, while the voice of the heedless cowboy reached him in a jum ble of imprecation and song.
274 CHAPTER XX "IF I WERE GOING TO BE HANGED!" FOR a distance the Lambkin rode amid deep woe, swearing and larruping his legs in the stirrups.
What to read after Butternut Jones a Lambkin of the West?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tilden Tilford to read onlineMoreLess
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