Jim Waring of Sonora-Town
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Lorry entered and lighted the lamp. He gazed with astonishment at thepiano. But that could wait. He was hungry. In a few minutes he had afire going, plates laid for two, had made coffee and cut bacon. He wasmixing the dough for hot biscuit when he heard some one ride up. Hestepped to the door. A bulky figure was pulling a saddle from a horse. Lorry called a greeting.
"Just a minute, friend, " came from the darkness.
Lorry stepped to the kitchen, and put the biscuit pan in the oven. Asaddle thum...ped on the veranda, and Bud Shoop, puffing heavily, strodein. He nodded, filled a basin, and washed. As he polished his bald spot, his glance traveled from the stove to the table, and thence to Lorry, and he nodded approval.
"Looks like you was expectin' comp'ny, " he said, smiling.
"Yep. And chuck's about ready. " "So am I, " said Bud, rubbing his hands.
"I'm Adams, from Stacey. " "That don't make me mad, " said Bud. "How's things over to your town?" "All right, I guess. Mr. Torrance--" Bud waved his hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lorry entered and lighted the lamp. He gazed with astonishment at thepiano. But that could wait. He was hungry. In a few minutes he had afire going, plates laid for two, had made coffee and cut bacon. He wasmixing the dough for hot biscuit when he heard some one ride up. Hestepped to the door. A bulky figure was pulling a saddle from a horse. Lorry called a greeting.
"Just a minute, friend, " came from the darkness.
Lorry stepped to the kitchen, and put the biscuit pan in the oven. Asaddle thum...ped on the veranda, and Bud Shoop, puffing heavily, strodein. He nodded, filled a basin, and washed. As he polished his bald spot, his glance traveled from the stove to the table, and thence to Lorry, and he nodded approval.
"Looks like you was expectin' comp'ny, " he said, smiling.
"Yep. And chuck's about ready. " "So am I, " said Bud, rubbing his hands.
"I'm Adams, from Stacey. " "That don't make me mad, " said Bud. "How's things over to your town?" "All right, I guess. Mr. Torrance--" Bud waved his hand.
What to read after Jim Waring of Sonora-Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knibbs Henry Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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