Silvertip's Strike (1960)
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The black shadow of the body of the horse was as a blessing to him, but that mustang was not bestowing more than one blessing at a time. He reached around, got a good grip, and took a bite at the shoulder of Jim Silver. The tough flesh slipped from under the teeth of the horse, but it was agony for Silver. He dared not move to beat the head of the horse away, at that moment, for his knee threatened to slip out of the stirrup leather and let him down with a crash in the dust.
Having taken one nip..., the horse seemed content. It began to drift on away from the cactus, moving with very short steps. And Silver discovered that the brute was moving not away from the house but toward it!
It seemed to be trying to steal away from the other animals, by the shortness of its steps deceiving the eyes of the men who watched it.
One of them sang out, “What’s the matter with that fool of a hoss?”
“That’s Jerry’s hoss. He’s gone and cinched it up loose. Look at the way that saddle’s turned over!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The black shadow of the body of the horse was as a blessing to him, but that mustang was not bestowing more than one blessing at a time. He reached around, got a good grip, and took a bite at the shoulder of Jim Silver. The tough flesh slipped from under the teeth of the horse, but it was agony for Silver. He dared not move to beat the head of the horse away, at that moment, for his knee threatened to slip out of the stirrup leather and let him down with a crash in the dust.
Having taken one nip..., the horse seemed content. It began to drift on away from the cactus, moving with very short steps. And Silver discovered that the brute was moving not away from the house but toward it!
It seemed to be trying to steal away from the other animals, by the shortness of its steps deceiving the eyes of the men who watched it.
One of them sang out, “What’s the matter with that fool of a hoss?”
“That’s Jerry’s hoss. He’s gone and cinched it up loose. Look at the way that saddle’s turned over!”
What to read after Silvertip's Strike?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brand Max to read onlineMoreLess
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