The Coyote
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" "Not a chance, Carlisle. I know your breed. " The other's face darkened, and his eyes glittered as he peered inthrough the bars.
"What's _your_ breed?" he asked sneeringly.
"I don't have to tell you that, Carlisle. You _know_!" said Rathburnwith a taunting laugh.
Carlisle struggled with his anger for a brief spell. Then he shruggedhis shoulders.
"I ain't going to poke at you in a cage, " he said in a more civiltone; "an' I ain't going to tell anybody what I know. Remember that. " "I ain't the... forgetting kind, " Rathburn flung after him as he walkedswiftly away.
Again Rathburn sat on the edge of the bunk and smoked and thought. After a time he went to sleep. The opening of his cell door woke him. It was Mannix.
"Come to let me out, sheriff?" inquired Rathburn sleepily.
The deputy looked at him keenly, opened the cage, and motioned to himto follow. Rathburn went with him out into the little office. It wasbroad day. Mannix picked up a pistol from his desk and extended it toRathburn.
"Here's your gun, Rathburn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Not a chance, Carlisle. I know your breed. " The other's face darkened, and his eyes glittered as he peered inthrough the bars.
"What's _your_ breed?" he asked sneeringly.
"I don't have to tell you that, Carlisle. You _know_!" said Rathburnwith a taunting laugh.
Carlisle struggled with his anger for a brief spell. Then he shruggedhis shoulders.
"I ain't going to poke at you in a cage, " he said in a more civiltone; "an' I ain't going to tell anybody what I know. Remember that. " "I ain't the... forgetting kind, " Rathburn flung after him as he walkedswiftly away.
Again Rathburn sat on the edge of the bunk and smoked and thought. After a time he went to sleep. The opening of his cell door woke him. It was Mannix.
"Come to let me out, sheriff?" inquired Rathburn sleepily.
The deputy looked at him keenly, opened the cage, and motioned to himto follow. Rathburn went with him out into the little office. It wasbroad day. Mannix picked up a pistol from his desk and extended it toRathburn.
"Here's your gun, Rathburn.
What to read after The Coyote?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts James to read onlineMoreLess
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