Oh, You Tex!
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" In that smile was life for Alviro. It expressed a soul unperturbed, ready for anything that might come up. With this man beside him Tonyfelt courage flowing back into his heart.
CHAPTER XV A CLOSE SHAVE The Ranger opened the door of the "soddy, " stepped through, and closedit behind him. Jeers, threats, bits of advice greeted him from those infront of the jail.
"Better p'int for the hills, Mr. Ranger. " . .. "A whole passel ofsheriffs can't save the greaser. " . .. "Don't you-all try an' stop... us ifyou know what's good for you. " . .. "Skedaddle while yore skin's whole. ". .. "It's the Mexican, anyhow; it's him an' you too, if you show fight. " The lean-flanked young Ranger looked them over coolly. Men were comingin driblets from the main street. Already perhaps there were a hundredand fifty men and boys in sight. They were the advance guard of thegathering mob.
Never in his gusty lifetime had Jack Roberts been more master ofhimself. He had that rare temperament which warms to danger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In that smile was life for Alviro. It expressed a soul unperturbed, ready for anything that might come up. With this man beside him Tonyfelt courage flowing back into his heart.
CHAPTER XV A CLOSE SHAVE The Ranger opened the door of the "soddy, " stepped through, and closedit behind him. Jeers, threats, bits of advice greeted him from those infront of the jail.
"Better p'int for the hills, Mr. Ranger. " . .. "A whole passel ofsheriffs can't save the greaser. " . .. "Don't you-all try an' stop... us ifyou know what's good for you. " . .. "Skedaddle while yore skin's whole. ". .. "It's the Mexican, anyhow; it's him an' you too, if you show fight. " The lean-flanked young Ranger looked them over coolly. Men were comingin driblets from the main street. Already perhaps there were a hundredand fifty men and boys in sight. They were the advance guard of thegathering mob.
Never in his gusty lifetime had Jack Roberts been more master ofhimself. He had that rare temperament which warms to danger.
What to read after Oh, You Tex!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raine William Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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