Gunsight Pass
Gunsight Pass
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"I thought--I was afraid--" Her voice died away. She felt her knees growweak. To her this man had appeared to be plunging straight to death.
No excitement in him reached the surface. His remarkably steady eyesstill held their grim, hard tenseness, but otherwise his self-control wasperfect. He was absolutely imperturbable.
"He was shootin' wild. Sorry you were here, Miss Crawford. " His eyesswept the gathering crowd. "You'd better go, don't you reckon?" "Yes. .. . You come too, please. " The gir...l's voice broke.
"Don't worry. It's all over. " He turned to the crowd. "He began shootin'at me. I was unarmed. He shot four times before I got to him. " "Tha's right. I saw it from up street, " a stranger volunteered. "Where doyou take out yore insurance, friend? I'd like to get some of the same. " "I'll be in town here if I'm wanted, " Dave announced before he came backto where Bob and Joyce were standing. "Now we'll move, Miss Crawford. " At the second street corner he stopped, evidently intending to go nofarther.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I thought--I was afraid--" Her voice died away. She felt her knees growweak. To her this man had appeared to be plunging straight to death.
No excitement in him reached the surface. His remarkably steady eyesstill held their grim, hard tenseness, but otherwise his self-control wasperfect. He was absolutely imperturbable.
"He was shootin' wild. Sorry you were here, Miss Crawford. " His eyesswept the gathering crowd. "You'd better go, don't you reckon?" "Yes. .. . You come too, please. " The gir...l's voice broke.
"Don't worry. It's all over. " He turned to the crowd. "He began shootin'at me. I was unarmed. He shot four times before I got to him. " "Tha's right. I saw it from up street, " a stranger volunteered. "Where doyou take out yore insurance, friend? I'd like to get some of the same. " "I'll be in town here if I'm wanted, " Dave announced before he came backto where Bob and Joyce were standing. "Now we'll move, Miss Crawford. " At the second street corner he stopped, evidently intending to go nofarther.
What to read after Gunsight Pass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raine William Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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