Outre-Mer : Impressions of America
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We learned that Sarah Bernhardt was to pass through Green River, Wyoming, a week later. We wanted to know if it would be possible to stop a train long enough to carry out our project. There were eleven of us knights of the ' round up ' as they say out there, all well mounted, all with that sort of ardor for danger which in youth so easily leads to a misuse of strength. We posted ourselves, in broad daylight, at a place where the line made such sharp curves that the express was obliged to slow u...p. It appeared in sight. One of us galloped alongside of the locomotive, guiding his pony with his knees, covering the engineer with his rifle. I did the same on the other side. The engineer stopped his train. Our comrades dismounted and went through the train, with revolvers cocked, crying ' Hands up ! ' We risked a terrible scrimmage if there had been a man there plucky enough to draw his weapon. Luckily there was not.
While the terrified travellers were hurriedly opening their THE LOWER ORDERS • 241 valises to buy their liberty, the pretended robbers had already remounted, and away we went, firing our pieces into the air." "How about the police?" I asked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We learned that Sarah Bernhardt was to pass through Green River, Wyoming, a week later. We wanted to know if it would be possible to stop a train long enough to carry out our project. There were eleven of us knights of the ' round up ' as they say out there, all well mounted, all with that sort of ardor for danger which in youth so easily leads to a misuse of strength. We posted ourselves, in broad daylight, at a place where the line made such sharp curves that the express was obliged to slow u...p. It appeared in sight. One of us galloped alongside of the locomotive, guiding his pony with his knees, covering the engineer with his rifle. I did the same on the other side. The engineer stopped his train. Our comrades dismounted and went through the train, with revolvers cocked, crying ' Hands up ! ' We risked a terrible scrimmage if there had been a man there plucky enough to draw his weapon. Luckily there was not.
While the terrified travellers were hurriedly opening their THE LOWER ORDERS • 241 valises to buy their liberty, the pretended robbers had already remounted, and away we went, firing our pieces into the air." "How about the police?" I asked.
What to read after Outre-Mer : Impressions of America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Armstrong, Margaret, 1867-1944, Binding Designer to read onlineMoreLess
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