High Country Horror (2010)
High Country Horror
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The tracks wound among the trees like the twisting of a snake, not to make it harder to trail him, since the tracks were fresh and plain, but to slow the trackers down. For over a mile the serpent in the saddle hadn’t ridden in a straight line for more than twenty feet. For Fargo it was tedious and slow, constantly having to rein right and left.
Marshal Tibbit wasn’t accustomed to so much riding. He complained that his backside hurt and a little later complained that his legs hurt and a little l...ater yet complained that he was sweating all over and could dearly use a hot bath.
“Don’t you mean a cold one?”
“No, I always take hot baths. I have delicate skin and cold baths are too rough on me.”
Fargo glanced at him.
“What?”
“Nothing.”
The forest ended at the brink of a high canyon wall. Fargo drew rein and scanned the bottom but saw no tracks. He reined to the east but there were none along the rim in that direction, so he reined to the west only to find there were none in that direction, either.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tracks wound among the trees like the twisting of a snake, not to make it harder to trail him, since the tracks were fresh and plain, but to slow the trackers down. For over a mile the serpent in the saddle hadn’t ridden in a straight line for more than twenty feet. For Fargo it was tedious and slow, constantly having to rein right and left.
Marshal Tibbit wasn’t accustomed to so much riding. He complained that his backside hurt and a little later complained that his legs hurt and a little l...ater yet complained that he was sweating all over and could dearly use a hot bath.
“Don’t you mean a cold one?”
“No, I always take hot baths. I have delicate skin and cold baths are too rough on me.”
Fargo glanced at him.
“What?”
“Nothing.”
The forest ended at the brink of a high canyon wall. Fargo drew rein and scanned the bottom but saw no tracks. He reined to the east but there were none along the rim in that direction, so he reined to the west only to find there were none in that direction, either.
What to read after High Country Horror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jon Sharpe to read onlineMoreLess
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