In the Pecos Country / Lieutenant R. H. Jayne
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You know I'm a stranger. " "I never was here before. I've looked around all I can, but haven't beenable to find how big the cave is. There's a small waterfall, and thestream comes in and goes out somewhere, and there is _one_ rent, atleast, so deep that I don't believe it has any bottom. I've learned thatmuch, and that's all. " "That's considerable for a laddy like you. Are you hungry?" "You'd better believe I am. " "Why had I better belave it?" asked Mickey, with an assumption ofgravity that i...t was impossible for him to feel. "If ye give me your wordof honor, I'll belave you, because I've been hungry myself, and know howit goes. I have some lunch wid me, and if ye don't faal above ating withcommon folks, we'll sup together. " "I am so glad, " responded Fred, who was indeed in need of somethingsubstantial. "I feel weak and hollow. " "Ye shall have your fill; take the word of an Irishman for that. Wouldyou like to smoke?" "You know I never smoke, Mickey. " "I did n't ax ye that question, but if ye doesn't feel inclined to dothe same, I'll indulge myself a little.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You know I'm a stranger. " "I never was here before. I've looked around all I can, but haven't beenable to find how big the cave is. There's a small waterfall, and thestream comes in and goes out somewhere, and there is _one_ rent, atleast, so deep that I don't believe it has any bottom. I've learned thatmuch, and that's all. " "That's considerable for a laddy like you. Are you hungry?" "You'd better believe I am. " "Why had I better belave it?" asked Mickey, with an assumption ofgravity that i...t was impossible for him to feel. "If ye give me your wordof honor, I'll belave you, because I've been hungry myself, and know howit goes. I have some lunch wid me, and if ye don't faal above ating withcommon folks, we'll sup together. " "I am so glad, " responded Fred, who was indeed in need of somethingsubstantial. "I feel weak and hollow. " "Ye shall have your fill; take the word of an Irishman for that. Wouldyou like to smoke?" "You know I never smoke, Mickey. " "I did n't ax ye that question, but if ye doesn't feel inclined to dothe same, I'll indulge myself a little.
What to read after In the Pecos Country / Lieutenant R. H. Jayne?
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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