Six-Gun Gallows
Six-Gun Gallows
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For ten minutes every hour they dismounted and walked their horses to rest them.
Usually the trail of the four outlaws was so clear that even the boys could spot it without trouble. Now and then, however, a swath of dead grass or a low, rocky spine forced Fargo to dismount and locate the tracks.
Expecting a trap at anytime, ever mindful of Moss and his Big Fifty, the Trailsman kept sending frequent, cross-shoulder glances to either flank.
Nate tilted his hat back and sleeved sweat off his forehe...ad. “Damn, it’s hot enough to peel a fence post—if there was any around. I’m spittin’ cotton, Mr. Fargo. Can’t I have one swallow from my canteen?”
“Just one,” Fargo relented. “This late in summer, who knows when we’ll find water next?”
“Yessir. But you got a whole gut bag full tied to your horse.”
“Yeah, and three thirsty horses with stomachs five times bigger than ours. If our horses give out, junior, we’ll soon be feeding worms. Here . . .”
Fargo rummaged in a saddle pocket and removed three small stones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For ten minutes every hour they dismounted and walked their horses to rest them.
Usually the trail of the four outlaws was so clear that even the boys could spot it without trouble. Now and then, however, a swath of dead grass or a low, rocky spine forced Fargo to dismount and locate the tracks.
Expecting a trap at anytime, ever mindful of Moss and his Big Fifty, the Trailsman kept sending frequent, cross-shoulder glances to either flank.
Nate tilted his hat back and sleeved sweat off his forehe...ad. “Damn, it’s hot enough to peel a fence post—if there was any around. I’m spittin’ cotton, Mr. Fargo. Can’t I have one swallow from my canteen?”
“Just one,” Fargo relented. “This late in summer, who knows when we’ll find water next?”
“Yessir. But you got a whole gut bag full tied to your horse.”
“Yeah, and three thirsty horses with stomachs five times bigger than ours. If our horses give out, junior, we’ll soon be feeding worms. Here . . .”
Fargo rummaged in a saddle pocket and removed three small stones.
What to read after Six-Gun Gallows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jon Sharpe to read onlineMoreLess
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