Connie Morgan in the Fur Country
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"Guess I'll just crawl into my blankets and sleep, " he said. "I won'tbother to try and figure a way out tonight--there'll be plenty of timein the morning. " The boy spread his blankets and was soon fast asleep on the floor, andBlack Moran, watching him from his chair, knew that it was no feignedsleep. "Well, of all the doggone nerve I ever seen, that beats it amile! Is he fool enough to think I ain't a-goin' to bump him off? Thatain't his reputashion on the Yukon--bein' a fool! It ain't noways...natural he should take it that easy. Is he workin' with a pardner, thathe expects'll git here 'fore mornin', or what? Mebbe that Injun comin'here after _hooch_ a while back was a plant. " The more the man thought, the more uneasy he became. He got up and placed the two rifles upon thetable close beside him, and returned to his chair where he sat, straining his ears to catch the faintest night sounds. He startedviolently at the report of a frost-riven tree, and the persistentrubbing of a branch against the edge of the roof set his nervesa-jangle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Guess I'll just crawl into my blankets and sleep, " he said. "I won'tbother to try and figure a way out tonight--there'll be plenty of timein the morning. " The boy spread his blankets and was soon fast asleep on the floor, andBlack Moran, watching him from his chair, knew that it was no feignedsleep. "Well, of all the doggone nerve I ever seen, that beats it amile! Is he fool enough to think I ain't a-goin' to bump him off? Thatain't his reputashion on the Yukon--bein' a fool! It ain't noways...natural he should take it that easy. Is he workin' with a pardner, thathe expects'll git here 'fore mornin', or what? Mebbe that Injun comin'here after _hooch_ a while back was a plant. " The more the man thought, the more uneasy he became. He got up and placed the two rifles upon thetable close beside him, and returned to his chair where he sat, straining his ears to catch the faintest night sounds. He startedviolently at the report of a frost-riven tree, and the persistentrubbing of a branch against the edge of the roof set his nervesa-jangle.
What to read after Connie Morgan in the Fur Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hendryx James Beardsley to read onlineMoreLess
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