Over the Great Navajo Trail
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It was here he was wounded in one of the skirmishes and given up for dead by his friends ; but, rallying sufficiently to crawl three-quar- ters of a mile to the nearest ranch, he began to recover. On returning to Texas, he took up ranching in the western section, where a man's existence depends largely on his quickness with the gun, in protecting his cattle against thieves, who start up in the Pan Handle, and drive their cattle, numbering two or three head, across the corner of New Mexico, pick...ing up cattle from different ranches along the way. With their increased herds, they then make their way to the favorite watering-place in the Hueco Mountains, where, before they can add more to their enormous bunches, they meet their fate at the hands of Tom and his part- ners, who have clone more to break up this lawless pur- suit than any other ranchers in the country. It was from this life he was called to Santa Fe, when, on the night of May 29, 1892, the sheriff, Frank Chavez, was shot to death by a group of Mexicans- members of the famous ''Button Gang" who were 8 9 \>er tbe (Breat IRavajo Grail lying in wait for him in the shadow of the Church of San Rosario, not far from the centre of the town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was here he was wounded in one of the skirmishes and given up for dead by his friends ; but, rallying sufficiently to crawl three-quar- ters of a mile to the nearest ranch, he began to recover. On returning to Texas, he took up ranching in the western section, where a man's existence depends largely on his quickness with the gun, in protecting his cattle against thieves, who start up in the Pan Handle, and drive their cattle, numbering two or three head, across the corner of New Mexico, pick...ing up cattle from different ranches along the way. With their increased herds, they then make their way to the favorite watering-place in the Hueco Mountains, where, before they can add more to their enormous bunches, they meet their fate at the hands of Tom and his part- ners, who have clone more to break up this lawless pur- suit than any other ranchers in the country. It was from this life he was called to Santa Fe, when, on the night of May 29, 1892, the sheriff, Frank Chavez, was shot to death by a group of Mexicans- members of the famous ''Button Gang" who were 8 9 \>er tbe (Breat IRavajo Grail lying in wait for him in the shadow of the Church of San Rosario, not far from the centre of the town.
What to read after Over the Great Navajo Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl Eickemeyer to read onlineMoreLess
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