Carolina Chansons Legends of the Low Country
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The Marshal's gun was out.
I saw the grim Short barrel, and his face Aflame with the excitement of the chase.
He was an honest sportsman, as they go.
He never shot a doe, Or spotted fawn, Or partridge on the ground.
And, as for Joe, He'd wait until he had a yard to go.
Then, if he missed, he'd laugh and call it square.
My gaze leapt to the corner waited there.
And now an arm would reach it. I saw hope flare Across the runner's face.
Then, like a pang In my own heart, The pistol rang.
The form I... watched soared forward, spun the curve. By God, you've missed!" C793 ii Carolina Chansons The Marshal shook his head.
No, there he lay, face downward in the road.
"I reckon he was dead Before he hit the ground, " The Marshal said.
" Just once, at fifty feet, A moving target too.
That's just about as good As any man could do !
A little tough; But, since he ran, I call it fair enough. " He mopped his head, and started down the road. The silence eddied round him, turned and flowed Slowly back and pressed against the ears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Marshal's gun was out.
I saw the grim Short barrel, and his face Aflame with the excitement of the chase.
He was an honest sportsman, as they go.
He never shot a doe, Or spotted fawn, Or partridge on the ground.
And, as for Joe, He'd wait until he had a yard to go.
Then, if he missed, he'd laugh and call it square.
My gaze leapt to the corner waited there.
And now an arm would reach it. I saw hope flare Across the runner's face.
Then, like a pang In my own heart, The pistol rang.
The form I... watched soared forward, spun the curve. By God, you've missed!" C793 ii Carolina Chansons The Marshal shook his head.
No, there he lay, face downward in the road.
"I reckon he was dead Before he hit the ground, " The Marshal said.
" Just once, at fifty feet, A moving target too.
That's just about as good As any man could do !
A little tough; But, since he ran, I call it fair enough. " He mopped his head, and started down the road. The silence eddied round him, turned and flowed Slowly back and pressed against the ears.
What to read after Carolina Chansons Legends of the Low Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dubose Heyward to read onlineMoreLess
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