Tennessee's Partner
Tennessee's Partner
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Both were fearless, bothself-possessed and independent, and both types of a civilization that inthe seventeenth century would have been called heroic, but in thenineteenth simply "reckless. " "What have you got there?--I call, " saidTennessee see, quietly. "Two bowers and an ace, " said the stranger, asquietly, showing two revolvers and a bowie-knife. "That takes me, "returned Tennessee; and, with this gambler's epigram, he threw away hisuseless pistol, and rode back with his captor.
It was a w...arm night. The cool breeze which usually sprang up with thegoing down of the sun behind the chaparral-crested mountain was thatevening withheld from Sandy Bar. The little ca
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both were fearless, bothself-possessed and independent, and both types of a civilization that inthe seventeenth century would have been called heroic, but in thenineteenth simply "reckless. " "What have you got there?--I call, " saidTennessee see, quietly. "Two bowers and an ace, " said the stranger, asquietly, showing two revolvers and a bowie-knife. "That takes me, "returned Tennessee; and, with this gambler's epigram, he threw away hisuseless pistol, and rode back with his captor.
It was a w...arm night. The cool breeze which usually sprang up with thegoing down of the sun behind the chaparral-crested mountain was thatevening withheld from Sandy Bar. The little ca
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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