Silvertip's Trap (1960)
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He had long ago come to the gray years when time changes the body of a man very slowly, and his face seems wiser, not older, from year to year.
“Hey,” answered Bill Naylor. “What’s the main idea? You got nothing on me now, Williams.”
“Haven’t I?” asked the sheriff, his eye twinkling. “Well, I don’t suppose I have for the moment. But I can always trust you to start something new before long. What’s it going to be this time, Bill? Old line or new?”
Naylor rubbed his knuckles across his chin and fr...owned. He was neither complimented nor pleased by this banter. He had a feeling that the sheriff knew only part of him, and that there were other things he might show Dick Williams.
“Well,” he said. I wanta talk to you about something.”
“Blaze away,” said Dick Williams.
“I was just going to ask you: Suppose that the ghost of somebody walked into your house some night, what would you do?”
“Ask him to walk out again,” said the sheriff. “Why?”
“Suppose it was the ghost of Barry Christian?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had long ago come to the gray years when time changes the body of a man very slowly, and his face seems wiser, not older, from year to year.
“Hey,” answered Bill Naylor. “What’s the main idea? You got nothing on me now, Williams.”
“Haven’t I?” asked the sheriff, his eye twinkling. “Well, I don’t suppose I have for the moment. But I can always trust you to start something new before long. What’s it going to be this time, Bill? Old line or new?”
Naylor rubbed his knuckles across his chin and fr...owned. He was neither complimented nor pleased by this banter. He had a feeling that the sheriff knew only part of him, and that there were other things he might show Dick Williams.
“Well,” he said. I wanta talk to you about something.”
“Blaze away,” said Dick Williams.
“I was just going to ask you: Suppose that the ghost of somebody walked into your house some night, what would you do?”
“Ask him to walk out again,” said the sheriff. “Why?”
“Suppose it was the ghost of Barry Christian?”
What to read after Silvertip's Trap?
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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