Rawhide Rawlins Stories
Rawhide Rawlins Stories
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Johnny takes off his hat an' bows like he's pullin' a silent prayer. "What's the cause of this reverence?" the guide inquires.
"Hush, " says Johnny. "That iron lid belonged to a forefather of an old friend of mine of that name. He's knowed from Deadwood to the Pacific as Piano Jim. Jim, like his ancestor, was warlike. That dented hardware hat has a smooth surface compared to the war scars on Piano Jim's head. If Jim had owned that lid he'd a win more battles. " Then Johnny leaves the beef eater...s' camp for the land of the frog eaters. He's as shy about takin' water again as a cat, but there ain't no ford. It's a groundhog case he's got to take the boat.
This trip ain't so long, but it's just as shaky as the big creek, an' when he lands the health officers nearly turn him back. Judgin' by his looks he's a German spy with a load of yaller fever hangin' on him, but he squares himself with a few words of French he learned on Big Springs creek from Louis Baptiste. This Louis's one of nature's noblemen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Johnny takes off his hat an' bows like he's pullin' a silent prayer. "What's the cause of this reverence?" the guide inquires.
"Hush, " says Johnny. "That iron lid belonged to a forefather of an old friend of mine of that name. He's knowed from Deadwood to the Pacific as Piano Jim. Jim, like his ancestor, was warlike. That dented hardware hat has a smooth surface compared to the war scars on Piano Jim's head. If Jim had owned that lid he'd a win more battles. " Then Johnny leaves the beef eater...s' camp for the land of the frog eaters. He's as shy about takin' water again as a cat, but there ain't no ford. It's a groundhog case he's got to take the boat.
This trip ain't so long, but it's just as shaky as the big creek, an' when he lands the health officers nearly turn him back. Judgin' by his looks he's a German spy with a load of yaller fever hangin' on him, but he squares himself with a few words of French he learned on Big Springs creek from Louis Baptiste. This Louis's one of nature's noblemen.
What to read after Rawhide Rawlins Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles M Charles Marion Russell to read onlineMoreLess
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