Prairie Flowers
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You're nothing but a low-down horse-thief, and you never will be anything but a horse-thief, till somebody shoots you — then you'll be a carrion. " Her eyes were blazing again, and Purdy actually winced at her words. "If you were dying of thirst I'd pour alkali dust down your throat. Do I make myself plain ? Do you understand now thoroughly just what I think of you? Because if you don't I'll go on and explain " "Oh, I guess I git you, all right, " sneered Purdy, "from what you mentioned I gathe...r you ain't seriously considerin' me for a husban'. Well, you've had yer say — next time it'll be my turn. Them was hard words, but some day you'll eat 'em — an' when you've got 'em et, you'll sing a different tune. Where's McWhorter ? ' ' "Lambing camp, " she answered shortly, and disappeared into the cabin slamming the door behind her. Purdy sat for a moment staring at the door, then whirled his horse, and rode away. The girl's words had thrown him into a terrible rage : ' ' This time a week from now, you'll wish to God you hadn't spoke 'em, " he muttered, and, avoiding the Purdy Makes a Ride 167 lambing camp, swung toward the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You're nothing but a low-down horse-thief, and you never will be anything but a horse-thief, till somebody shoots you — then you'll be a carrion. " Her eyes were blazing again, and Purdy actually winced at her words. "If you were dying of thirst I'd pour alkali dust down your throat. Do I make myself plain ? Do you understand now thoroughly just what I think of you? Because if you don't I'll go on and explain " "Oh, I guess I git you, all right, " sneered Purdy, "from what you mentioned I gathe...r you ain't seriously considerin' me for a husban'. Well, you've had yer say — next time it'll be my turn. Them was hard words, but some day you'll eat 'em — an' when you've got 'em et, you'll sing a different tune. Where's McWhorter ? ' ' "Lambing camp, " she answered shortly, and disappeared into the cabin slamming the door behind her. Purdy sat for a moment staring at the door, then whirled his horse, and rode away. The girl's words had thrown him into a terrible rage : ' ' This time a week from now, you'll wish to God you hadn't spoke 'em, " he muttered, and, avoiding the Purdy Makes a Ride 167 lambing camp, swung toward the river.
What to read after Prairie Flowers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hendryx James Beardsley to read onlineMoreLess
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