Texas Timber War
Texas Timber War
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Baxter’s men ambushed your boys after all, Kiley.’’ ‘‘I saw Dirkson and the others,’’ Fargo said. ‘‘I can identify them.’’ Higgins shrugged. ‘‘It still comes down to just your word, Fargo. I’ve already talked to Dirkson. Two dozen men will swear that he was working with one of Mr. Baxter’s crews all day, cutting timber.’’ ‘‘Of course they’ll swear to that, you idiot!’’ Kiley burst out. ‘‘They work for Baxter, too.’’ A dark flush crept over the sheriff’s face as he said, ‘‘I’ve taken all the abus...e I’m gonna take from you, mister. One more word and I’ll throw you in jail for disturbing the peace.’’ Kiley looked like he was ready to do more than say one more word. He looked like he was ready to take a punch at the lawman. Fargo put a hand on his shoulder and said, ‘‘Come on. There’s no point in staying here.’’ Getting arrested wouldn’t do any good. He left that thought unsaid, but Kiley seemed to get it anyway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Baxter’s men ambushed your boys after all, Kiley.’’ ‘‘I saw Dirkson and the others,’’ Fargo said. ‘‘I can identify them.’’ Higgins shrugged. ‘‘It still comes down to just your word, Fargo. I’ve already talked to Dirkson. Two dozen men will swear that he was working with one of Mr. Baxter’s crews all day, cutting timber.’’ ‘‘Of course they’ll swear to that, you idiot!’’ Kiley burst out. ‘‘They work for Baxter, too.’’ A dark flush crept over the sheriff’s face as he said, ‘‘I’ve taken all the abus...e I’m gonna take from you, mister. One more word and I’ll throw you in jail for disturbing the peace.’’ Kiley looked like he was ready to do more than say one more word. He looked like he was ready to take a punch at the lawman. Fargo put a hand on his shoulder and said, ‘‘Come on. There’s no point in staying here.’’ Getting arrested wouldn’t do any good. He left that thought unsaid, but Kiley seemed to get it anyway.
What to read after Texas Timber War?
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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