Openings in the Old Trail
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"Have a drink with me, " he suggested, although it had struck him thatMr. Byers had been drinking before dinner.
"I'm agreeable, " responded Byers promptly; "but, " with a glance at thecrowded bar-room, "couldn't we go somewhere, jest you and me, and have aquiet confab?" "I reckon. But ye must wait till we get her off. " Mr. Byers started slightly, but it appeared that the impedimental sex inthis case was the coach, which, after a slight feminine hesitation, wasat last started. Whereupon Mr. La...ngworthy, followed by a negro with atray bearing a decanter and glasses, grasped Mr. Byers's arm, and walkedalong a small side veranda the depth of the house, stepped off, andapparently plunged with his guest into the primeval wilderness.
It has already been indicated that the site of the Big Flume Hotel hadbeen scantily cleared; but Mr. Byers, backwoodsman though he was, wasquite unprepared for so abrupt a change. The hotel, with its noisy crowdand garish newness, although scarcely a dozen yards away, seemed lostcompletely to sight and sound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Have a drink with me, " he suggested, although it had struck him thatMr. Byers had been drinking before dinner.
"I'm agreeable, " responded Byers promptly; "but, " with a glance at thecrowded bar-room, "couldn't we go somewhere, jest you and me, and have aquiet confab?" "I reckon. But ye must wait till we get her off. " Mr. Byers started slightly, but it appeared that the impedimental sex inthis case was the coach, which, after a slight feminine hesitation, wasat last started. Whereupon Mr. La...ngworthy, followed by a negro with atray bearing a decanter and glasses, grasped Mr. Byers's arm, and walkedalong a small side veranda the depth of the house, stepped off, andapparently plunged with his guest into the primeval wilderness.
It has already been indicated that the site of the Big Flume Hotel hadbeen scantily cleared; but Mr. Byers, backwoodsman though he was, wasquite unprepared for so abrupt a change. The hotel, with its noisy crowdand garish newness, although scarcely a dozen yards away, seemed lostcompletely to sight and sound.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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