On the Track
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I told the chaps how he talked to me and what he said, and how heswore at the horse; but they only said it was Dave's ghost and nobodyelse's. I told 'em about him bein' dry as a bone after gettin' caught inthat storm; but they only laughed and said it was a dry place where Davewent to. I talked and argued about it until the chaps began to tap theirforeheads and wink--then I left off talking. But I didn't leave offthinkin'--I always hated a mystery. Even Dave's father told me that Davecouldn't b...e alive or else his ghost wouldn't be round--he said he knewDave better than that. One or two fellers did turn up afterwards thathad seen Dave about the time that I did--and then the chaps said theywas sure that Dave was dead.
"But one fine day, as a lot of us chaps was playin' pitch and toss atthe shanty, one of the fellers yelled out: "'By Gee! Here comes Dave Regan!' "And I looked up and saw Dave himself, sidlin' out of a cloud of dust ona long lanky horse. He rode into the stockyard, got down, hung his horseup to a post, put up the rails, and then come slopin' towards us witha half-acre grin on his face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I told the chaps how he talked to me and what he said, and how heswore at the horse; but they only said it was Dave's ghost and nobodyelse's. I told 'em about him bein' dry as a bone after gettin' caught inthat storm; but they only laughed and said it was a dry place where Davewent to. I talked and argued about it until the chaps began to tap theirforeheads and wink--then I left off talking. But I didn't leave offthinkin'--I always hated a mystery. Even Dave's father told me that Davecouldn't b...e alive or else his ghost wouldn't be round--he said he knewDave better than that. One or two fellers did turn up afterwards thathad seen Dave about the time that I did--and then the chaps said theywas sure that Dave was dead.
"But one fine day, as a lot of us chaps was playin' pitch and toss atthe shanty, one of the fellers yelled out: "'By Gee! Here comes Dave Regan!' "And I looked up and saw Dave himself, sidlin' out of a cloud of dust ona long lanky horse. He rode into the stockyard, got down, hung his horseup to a post, put up the rails, and then come slopin' towards us witha half-acre grin on his face.
What to read after On the Track?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawson Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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