The Big-Town Round-Up
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Hmp! Soft-soap stuff. Well, what's my cue? Where do Icome in on this rescue-the-be-eutiful heroine act?" "When did you see 'Slim' Jim last?" "I might 'a' seen him this afternoon an' I might not, " she saidcautiously, looking at him from under a broad hat-brim.
"When?" "I didn't see him after I got behind that 'How Many?' sign. If I seenhim must 'a' been before two. " "Did he give you any hint of what was in the air?" "Say, what's the lay-out? Are you framin' Jim for up the river?" "I'm tryin' t...o save Kitty. " "Because she's your goil. Where do I come in at? What's there in itfor me to go rappin' me friend?" demanded Annie sharply.
"She's not my girl, " explained Clay. Then, with that sure instinctthat sometimes guided him, he added, "The young lady I--I'm in lovewith has just become engaged to another man. " Miss Millikan looked at him, frankly incredulous. "For the love o'Mike, where's her eyes? Don't she know a real man when she sees one?I'll say she don't. " "I'm standin' by Kitty because she's shy of friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hmp! Soft-soap stuff. Well, what's my cue? Where do Icome in on this rescue-the-be-eutiful heroine act?" "When did you see 'Slim' Jim last?" "I might 'a' seen him this afternoon an' I might not, " she saidcautiously, looking at him from under a broad hat-brim.
"When?" "I didn't see him after I got behind that 'How Many?' sign. If I seenhim must 'a' been before two. " "Did he give you any hint of what was in the air?" "Say, what's the lay-out? Are you framin' Jim for up the river?" "I'm tryin' t...o save Kitty. " "Because she's your goil. Where do I come in at? What's there in itfor me to go rappin' me friend?" demanded Annie sharply.
"She's not my girl, " explained Clay. Then, with that sure instinctthat sometimes guided him, he added, "The young lady I--I'm in lovewith has just become engaged to another man. " Miss Millikan looked at him, frankly incredulous. "For the love o'Mike, where's her eyes? Don't she know a real man when she sees one?I'll say she don't. " "I'm standin' by Kitty because she's shy of friends.
What to read after The Big-Town Round-Up?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raine William Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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