The Building of Mid America 20 Railroad Stories As Told By a Fifth Generation
The Building of Mid America 20 Railroad Stories As Told By a Fifth Generation
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Meanwhile tlie stranp^er of the morninj? appeared again on the scene, as Bill observed, "loaded up pretty near to the brim. " With a wink at the Kid, he again ordered the drinks, staring recklessly at the men about him. He raised his glass and so did everyone else but the Kid. Furiously the renegade turned, his hand stealing to his belt. But Bill was too quick for him and had covered him with his six-shooter before he could draw. The outlaw, cursing his disadvantage, turned away scowling, and s...tamped out of the store vowing to "blow hell out of the town. " "Gee, Kid! but I'd hate to be in your shirt if that devil gets a line on you, " said one of the men, "I admire your nerve, I "Oh, go on, " said the one with the long legs, "Bill's the nervy one. Who'd uh thought the angel-child uh'd ever be so courageous. Awful sori-y Bill, " he said, turning to the hilari- ous one, "but you'll get picked oif the waiting list cme o' these moonlight nights wh. En yuh air a-ridin' on yuh're happy way; I always did believe yuh was destined to die young.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meanwhile tlie stranp^er of the morninj? appeared again on the scene, as Bill observed, "loaded up pretty near to the brim. " With a wink at the Kid, he again ordered the drinks, staring recklessly at the men about him. He raised his glass and so did everyone else but the Kid. Furiously the renegade turned, his hand stealing to his belt. But Bill was too quick for him and had covered him with his six-shooter before he could draw. The outlaw, cursing his disadvantage, turned away scowling, and s...tamped out of the store vowing to "blow hell out of the town. " "Gee, Kid! but I'd hate to be in your shirt if that devil gets a line on you, " said one of the men, "I admire your nerve, I "Oh, go on, " said the one with the long legs, "Bill's the nervy one. Who'd uh thought the angel-child uh'd ever be so courageous. Awful sori-y Bill, " he said, turning to the hilari- ous one, "but you'll get picked oif the waiting list cme o' these moonlight nights wh. En yuh air a-ridin' on yuh're happy way; I always did believe yuh was destined to die young.
What to read after The Building of Mid America 20 Railroad Stories As Told By a Fifth Generation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois Central Railroad Company to read onlineMoreLess
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