Partners of Chance
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As they came out of the livery bam again, Bartley happened to glance at the lighted door- way of the cantina opposite. From within the saloon came the sound of glasses clinking occasionally, and voices engaged in lazy conver- sation. Cheyenne fingered the dice in his pocket and hmnmed a tune. Slowly he moved toward the lighted doorway, and Bartley walked beside him.
"I got a thirst,** stated Cheyenne.
Bartley laughed. "Well, as we are about to dissolve partnership, I don*t mind taking one mysel...f.** **Tough joint,** declared Cheyenne as he stepped up to the doorway.
"All the better,** said Bartley.
A young rancher, whose team stood at the hitch-rail, nodded pleasantly as they entered.
Digitized byCjOOQlC SAN ANDREAS TOWN 177 **Mescal/' said Cheyenne, and he laid a silver dollar on the bar.
Bartley glanced about the low-ceilinged room.
The place, poorly lighted with oil lamps, looked sinister enough to satisfy the most hardy adven- turer, although it was supposed to be a sort of social center for the enjoyment of vino and talk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As they came out of the livery bam again, Bartley happened to glance at the lighted door- way of the cantina opposite. From within the saloon came the sound of glasses clinking occasionally, and voices engaged in lazy conver- sation. Cheyenne fingered the dice in his pocket and hmnmed a tune. Slowly he moved toward the lighted doorway, and Bartley walked beside him.
"I got a thirst,** stated Cheyenne.
Bartley laughed. "Well, as we are about to dissolve partnership, I don*t mind taking one mysel...f.** **Tough joint,** declared Cheyenne as he stepped up to the doorway.
"All the better,** said Bartley.
A young rancher, whose team stood at the hitch-rail, nodded pleasantly as they entered.
Digitized byCjOOQlC SAN ANDREAS TOWN 177 **Mescal/' said Cheyenne, and he laid a silver dollar on the bar.
Bartley glanced about the low-ceilinged room.
The place, poorly lighted with oil lamps, looked sinister enough to satisfy the most hardy adven- turer, although it was supposed to be a sort of social center for the enjoyment of vino and talk.
What to read after Partners of Chance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knibbs Henry Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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