My Life
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We were not particularly dirty, and although we might be called tramps and live up to the " calling, " we believed that even as such, we were higher in the social scale than were " scabs. " The crew numbered four. As I have said, we were five strong. Finally, losing our tempers and judgment, we told the conductor that we would not only ride in his train, but his caboose as well, and we scrambled for places on the platform. He tried to kick at us first, but fright at our numbers soon overcame hi...m, and, with an oath, he ran into the caboose, shouting back, " I'll soon see who is run- ning this train. " We knew only too well what his actions meant, and dropped off. In a minute he ap- peared on the back platform with a revolver and opened up on us. Fortunately, his train was moving ahead at a fair pace and he was a poor shot. As I recall the inci- dent none of us was particularly frightened, and there was no such " Pingh-h " in the " Song of the Bullet " as I have so often heard described.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We were not particularly dirty, and although we might be called tramps and live up to the " calling, " we believed that even as such, we were higher in the social scale than were " scabs. " The crew numbered four. As I have said, we were five strong. Finally, losing our tempers and judgment, we told the conductor that we would not only ride in his train, but his caboose as well, and we scrambled for places on the platform. He tried to kick at us first, but fright at our numbers soon overcame hi...m, and, with an oath, he ran into the caboose, shouting back, " I'll soon see who is run- ning this train. " We knew only too well what his actions meant, and dropped off. In a minute he ap- peared on the back platform with a revolver and opened up on us. Fortunately, his train was moving ahead at a fair pace and he was a poor shot. As I recall the inci- dent none of us was particularly frightened, and there was no such " Pingh-h " in the " Song of the Bullet " as I have so often heard described.
What to read after My Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Josiah Flynt to read onlineMoreLess
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