The Cowpuncher
The Cowpuncher
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He found it sagging crazily to one side, the front wheels off the track and its coupling twisted loose. He leaped up the steps, into the aisle and flung back the cushion seat that was hinged to the box.
The rope was there, neatly coiled. Huck hauled it out, shouldered it and staggered down the steps. It was a heavy weight and it was rough going through the dark; but he made almost as good time back to the burning wreckage as he had coming from it. He could see the conductor’s lantern bobbing abo...ut the dark mass of the avalanche; but Lank Mason still crouched beside Gaylord, coughing and choking in the smoke.
“Gettin’ hotter’n hell,” he panted as Huck came sliding down the embankment.
“That powder car’s blazin’ fine, too,” the cowboy grunted. “She’ll go any minute now.”
With swift, sure hands he looped one end of the rope about the steel sill.
“Get two strong beams, ten or twelve feet long,” he shouted back at Mason as he clambered up the slope again, trailing the rope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He found it sagging crazily to one side, the front wheels off the track and its coupling twisted loose. He leaped up the steps, into the aisle and flung back the cushion seat that was hinged to the box.
The rope was there, neatly coiled. Huck hauled it out, shouldered it and staggered down the steps. It was a heavy weight and it was rough going through the dark; but he made almost as good time back to the burning wreckage as he had coming from it. He could see the conductor’s lantern bobbing abo...ut the dark mass of the avalanche; but Lank Mason still crouched beside Gaylord, coughing and choking in the smoke.
“Gettin’ hotter’n hell,” he panted as Huck came sliding down the embankment.
“That powder car’s blazin’ fine, too,” the cowboy grunted. “She’ll go any minute now.”
With swift, sure hands he looped one end of the rope about the steel sill.
“Get two strong beams, ten or twelve feet long,” he shouted back at Mason as he clambered up the slope again, trailing the rope.
What to read after The Cowpuncher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bradford Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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