California Carnage
California Carnage
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As usual, Angie’s eyes were downcast as she made her request.
Fargo put his hand under her chin and brought it up, lifting her head so that she had to look at him. She used her right hand to push her hair back on that side, but left the hair on the left alone so that it obscured her burned cheek.
‘‘What about Jarlberg?’’ Fargo asked.
She cast a nervous glance toward the tavern, which sat dark and silent in the gray dawn. ‘‘That’s why I want to go with you,’’ she said. ‘‘He—he’s asleep now, but h...e swore he’d get even with you . . . and with me. I—I’m afraid of what he might do.’’ Fargo wasn’t afraid of Jarlberg, but he could understand how this slip of a girl would be. Despite her confidence of the night before, fear had caught up to her and prompted her to slip out here while Fargo, Sandy, and Jimmy were getting the teams and the coach ready for another day of travel. Belinda and Grayson were still asleep in the farmer’s hut.
‘‘Please let her come with us, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As usual, Angie’s eyes were downcast as she made her request.
Fargo put his hand under her chin and brought it up, lifting her head so that she had to look at him. She used her right hand to push her hair back on that side, but left the hair on the left alone so that it obscured her burned cheek.
‘‘What about Jarlberg?’’ Fargo asked.
She cast a nervous glance toward the tavern, which sat dark and silent in the gray dawn. ‘‘That’s why I want to go with you,’’ she said. ‘‘He—he’s asleep now, but h...e swore he’d get even with you . . . and with me. I—I’m afraid of what he might do.’’ Fargo wasn’t afraid of Jarlberg, but he could understand how this slip of a girl would be. Despite her confidence of the night before, fear had caught up to her and prompted her to slip out here while Fargo, Sandy, and Jimmy were getting the teams and the coach ready for another day of travel. Belinda and Grayson were still asleep in the farmer’s hut.
‘‘Please let her come with us, Mr.
What to read after California Carnage?
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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