Cow Country
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You know that is n't safe coun- try to ride in. Honey. '' I " That 's why I want to ride there, " Honey re- torted flippantly. " I hate safe places and safe things. " Sport o' Kings 135 Marian had glanced at Bud — and it was that glance which he was remembering now with a puzzled sense that, like the note, it had meant something definite, something vital to his own welfare if he could only find the key. First it was Hen, then Jerry, and now Marian, all warning him vaguely of danger into which h...e might stumble if he were not careful.
Bud was no fool, but on the other hand he was not one to stampede easily. He had that steadfast cour- age, perhaps, which could face danger and still main- tain his natural calm — just as his mother had cor- rected grammatical slips in the very sentences which told her of an impending outbreak of Indians long ago.
Bud saddled Stopper and the horse which Honey was to ride, led them to the house and went inside to wait until the girl was ready. While he waited he played — and hoped that Marian, hearing, would know that he played for her; and that she would come and ex- plain the cryptic message.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You know that is n't safe coun- try to ride in. Honey. '' I " That 's why I want to ride there, " Honey re- torted flippantly. " I hate safe places and safe things. " Sport o' Kings 135 Marian had glanced at Bud — and it was that glance which he was remembering now with a puzzled sense that, like the note, it had meant something definite, something vital to his own welfare if he could only find the key. First it was Hen, then Jerry, and now Marian, all warning him vaguely of danger into which h...e might stumble if he were not careful.
Bud was no fool, but on the other hand he was not one to stampede easily. He had that steadfast cour- age, perhaps, which could face danger and still main- tain his natural calm — just as his mother had cor- rected grammatical slips in the very sentences which told her of an impending outbreak of Indians long ago.
Bud saddled Stopper and the horse which Honey was to ride, led them to the house and went inside to wait until the girl was ready. While he waited he played — and hoped that Marian, hearing, would know that he played for her; and that she would come and ex- plain the cryptic message.
What to read after Cow Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bertha Muzzy Sinclair to read onlineMoreLess
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