Ride With the Devil (2007)
Ride With the Devil
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At first Hawke wasn’t sure what the difference was, then he figured it out. Instead of the normal flow of traffic, mounted and on foot, there were little conversational groups of people scattered about.
Six were standing in front of Beadle’s general store, four in front of the bank, a few in front of Heissler’s apothecary. But the largest number of people were clustered in front of Sikes’s hardware store and as the stage rolled by, Hawke saw what they were looking at.
In the window of the hardwa...re store, propped up for all to see, was a black lacquered casket with the top half of the lid open. Deputy Nelson Moody was in the coffin, wearing a suit and a white shirt.
Seeing Moody in a suit and white shirt was nearly as shocking as seeing him dead.
“Hawke, did you see that?” Flaire asked, putting her hand on his.
“Yes, I saw it,” Hawke replied.
The stage stopped in front of the depot, and Poindexter came out immediately, to take care of the team.
Hawke helped Flaire disembark, then he walked up to the front of the stage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At first Hawke wasn’t sure what the difference was, then he figured it out. Instead of the normal flow of traffic, mounted and on foot, there were little conversational groups of people scattered about.
Six were standing in front of Beadle’s general store, four in front of the bank, a few in front of Heissler’s apothecary. But the largest number of people were clustered in front of Sikes’s hardware store and as the stage rolled by, Hawke saw what they were looking at.
In the window of the hardwa...re store, propped up for all to see, was a black lacquered casket with the top half of the lid open. Deputy Nelson Moody was in the coffin, wearing a suit and a white shirt.
Seeing Moody in a suit and white shirt was nearly as shocking as seeing him dead.
“Hawke, did you see that?” Flaire asked, putting her hand on his.
“Yes, I saw it,” Hawke replied.
The stage stopped in front of the depot, and Poindexter came out immediately, to take care of the team.
Hawke helped Flaire disembark, then he walked up to the front of the stage.
What to read after Ride With the Devil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Vaughan to read onlineMoreLess
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