Texas Tornado
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“What can it mean?” Frank gave voice to their fear.
There was another shot and then shouts. Deputy Brock began bellowing, “They’ve escaped! The prisoners have escaped!”
“He’ll rouse the whole town!” a prisoner exclaimed.
“We have to hide!” another cried, and bolted into the darkness.
“Come back!” Fargo snapped, but the harm had been done. Their fear blossomed into panic. Seven or eight ran after the first, and a moment later almost all the rest scattered. He was left standing the...re with Carmody, Alice, and Frank.
“The jackasses,” the latter declared. “They can’t get away on foot.”
“Inside,” Fargo urged, and after they quickly obeyed, he replaced the bar on the doors. “Pick a horse,” he said. “Any horse.”
No one argued that horse stealing was wrong or that it would add to their time behind bars if they were caught.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“What can it mean?” Frank gave voice to their fear.
There was another shot and then shouts. Deputy Brock began bellowing, “They’ve escaped! The prisoners have escaped!”
“He’ll rouse the whole town!” a prisoner exclaimed.
“We have to hide!” another cried, and bolted into the darkness.
“Come back!” Fargo snapped, but the harm had been done. Their fear blossomed into panic. Seven or eight ran after the first, and a moment later almost all the rest scattered. He was left standing the...re with Carmody, Alice, and Frank.
“The jackasses,” the latter declared. “They can’t get away on foot.”
“Inside,” Fargo urged, and after they quickly obeyed, he replaced the bar on the doors. “Pick a horse,” he said. “Any horse.”
No one argued that horse stealing was wrong or that it would add to their time behind bars if they were caught.
What to read after Texas Tornado?
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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