Keith of the Border
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I tell you, Fairbain, your onlychance to ever win the interest of Christie Maclaire is to help us downthis fellow Hawley. Yes, you can sit up; I reckon you're beginning tosee clearer, ain't you?" Keith drew aside the flap of the tent to glance without, the lightfalling on Fairbain's face as he struggled to a sitting posture. Hehad had a new thought driven into him, yet failed to entirely grasp itssignificance.
"But, Jack, " he asked, still half angry, "how about the girl? Hasn't sheany right to... this money?" "I don't know, " honestly, "we don't any of us know, but whatever she hasthe right to she is going to get. You can bet on that, old man. We'rebucking Hawley not Christie Maclaire--get that into your head. Hehasn't any right, that's certain, for he murdered and stole to get thepapers--be quiet! Here the fellow comes now!" They peered out together through the convenient tent flap, Fairbainscarcely less interested than the other, already dimly comprehendingthat his truly dangerous rival was the gambler, and that he could bestserve the lady by helping to prove to her the real character of thatindividual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I tell you, Fairbain, your onlychance to ever win the interest of Christie Maclaire is to help us downthis fellow Hawley. Yes, you can sit up; I reckon you're beginning tosee clearer, ain't you?" Keith drew aside the flap of the tent to glance without, the lightfalling on Fairbain's face as he struggled to a sitting posture. Hehad had a new thought driven into him, yet failed to entirely grasp itssignificance.
"But, Jack, " he asked, still half angry, "how about the girl? Hasn't sheany right to... this money?" "I don't know, " honestly, "we don't any of us know, but whatever she hasthe right to she is going to get. You can bet on that, old man. We'rebucking Hawley not Christie Maclaire--get that into your head. Hehasn't any right, that's certain, for he murdered and stole to get thepapers--be quiet! Here the fellow comes now!" They peered out together through the convenient tent flap, Fairbainscarcely less interested than the other, already dimly comprehendingthat his truly dangerous rival was the gambler, and that he could bestserve the lady by helping to prove to her the real character of thatindividual.
What to read after Keith of the Border?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parrish Randall to read onlineMoreLess
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