The Bad Man
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Suppose I shall show you where zeoil is. What zen?" He looked around the room, as if he thought everybodyshould be interested; and indeed everyone was. Little gasps came from Hardyand Pell, and Uncle Henry wiggled his chair up closer.
"Show us where she is?" Hardy asked, breathless.
"_Si_, " Lopez answered.
"There _is_ oil here?" Pell asked excitedly.
Another cigarette went into the bandit's mouth. "Should I waste timetalking of what ain't?" he drily said.
Hardy was still skeptical. "You know t...here's oil on this ranch?" "I 'ave know so for a long time. " "On the level?" said Pell, eagerly.
"'Way down below, " laughed Lopez, delighted at his ability to pun inEnglish, and making a motion with one hand toward the nether regions.
"You mean it?" Pell continued.
A dark scowl came over the face of Lopez. "Should you doubt my word?" heinquired.
"Certainly not, " Pell was quick to satisfy him. "Only why didn't you say sobefore?" "Oil not interests me, " the bandit explained.
"But since to you gentlemen it seem so excitable--I 'ave it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suppose I shall show you where zeoil is. What zen?" He looked around the room, as if he thought everybodyshould be interested; and indeed everyone was. Little gasps came from Hardyand Pell, and Uncle Henry wiggled his chair up closer.
"Show us where she is?" Hardy asked, breathless.
"_Si_, " Lopez answered.
"There _is_ oil here?" Pell asked excitedly.
Another cigarette went into the bandit's mouth. "Should I waste timetalking of what ain't?" he drily said.
Hardy was still skeptical. "You know t...here's oil on this ranch?" "I 'ave know so for a long time. " "On the level?" said Pell, eagerly.
"'Way down below, " laughed Lopez, delighted at his ability to pun inEnglish, and making a motion with one hand toward the nether regions.
"You mean it?" Pell continued.
A dark scowl came over the face of Lopez. "Should you doubt my word?" heinquired.
"Certainly not, " Pell was quick to satisfy him. "Only why didn't you say sobefore?" "Oil not interests me, " the bandit explained.
"But since to you gentlemen it seem so excitable--I 'ave it.
What to read after The Bad Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Towne Charles Hanson to read onlineMoreLess
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