Cowmen And Rustlers
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A MESSENGER IN HASTE.
The daring escape of the prisoner did not tend to improve the temperof Capt. Asbury, and he indulged in a number of emphatic expressions, during which Monteith Sterry was dignified enough to hold his peace.
But the leader of the stockmen quickly recovered his self-poise andaccepted the matter as one of the peculiar incidents liable to takeplace at any time.
His version of the difficulty with the rustlers differed from thatgiven by Vesey. They rode up to the house, not know...ing who dweltthere, and were received with a shot, which, fortunately, did nodamage. Duke Vesey was at the rear, near the structure in which thehorses were stabled, when he hurriedly mounted and dashed off, just ashe had recently done. He did not make a fight like his companion, who, as was represented, stood his ground. He was repeatedly summoned tosurrender, but paid no heed to it, and it became a choice whether toshoot him down or allow him to empty the saddles.
While Sterry could not feel so well disposed toward Vesey afterhearing this account, he did not regret the part he had acted, and hewas also suspicious that Capt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A MESSENGER IN HASTE.
The daring escape of the prisoner did not tend to improve the temperof Capt. Asbury, and he indulged in a number of emphatic expressions, during which Monteith Sterry was dignified enough to hold his peace.
But the leader of the stockmen quickly recovered his self-poise andaccepted the matter as one of the peculiar incidents liable to takeplace at any time.
His version of the difficulty with the rustlers differed from thatgiven by Vesey. They rode up to the house, not know...ing who dweltthere, and were received with a shot, which, fortunately, did nodamage. Duke Vesey was at the rear, near the structure in which thehorses were stabled, when he hurriedly mounted and dashed off, just ashe had recently done. He did not make a fight like his companion, who, as was represented, stood his ground. He was repeatedly summoned tosurrender, but paid no heed to it, and it became a choice whether toshoot him down or allow him to empty the saddles.
While Sterry could not feel so well disposed toward Vesey afterhearing this account, he did not regret the part he had acted, and hewas also suspicious that Capt.
What to read after Cowmen And Rustlers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Edward Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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