The Denver Express
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"I've two things to do now, Major, " he added; "first, I must show mygratitude to you; and next"--he hesitated a little--"I want to find thatpoor girl that I left behind at Barker's. She was engaged to marry me, and when I came to think of it, and what a life I'd have made her lead, I hadn't the heart till now to look for her; but, seeing I'm on theright track, I'm going to find her, and get her to come with me. Herfather's an--old scoundrel, but that ain't her fault, and I ain't goingto marry ..._him_. " "Foster, " quietly asked Sinclair, "do you know the Perry gang?" The man's brow darkened.
"Know them?" said he. "I know them much too well. Perry is as ungodly acutthroat as ever killed an emigrant in cold blood, and he's got inhis gang nearly all those hounds that tried to hang me. Why do you ask, Major?" Sinclair handed him the despatches. "You are the only man on the trainto whom I have shown them, " said he.
Foster read them slowly, his eyes lighting up as he did so. "Looks as ifit was true, " said he.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I've two things to do now, Major, " he added; "first, I must show mygratitude to you; and next"--he hesitated a little--"I want to find thatpoor girl that I left behind at Barker's. She was engaged to marry me, and when I came to think of it, and what a life I'd have made her lead, I hadn't the heart till now to look for her; but, seeing I'm on theright track, I'm going to find her, and get her to come with me. Herfather's an--old scoundrel, but that ain't her fault, and I ain't goingto marry ..._him_. " "Foster, " quietly asked Sinclair, "do you know the Perry gang?" The man's brow darkened.
"Know them?" said he. "I know them much too well. Perry is as ungodly acutthroat as ever killed an emigrant in cold blood, and he's got inhis gang nearly all those hounds that tried to hang me. Why do you ask, Major?" Sinclair handed him the despatches. "You are the only man on the trainto whom I have shown them, " said he.
Foster read them slowly, his eyes lighting up as he did so. "Looks as ifit was true, " said he.
What to read after The Denver Express?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayes A. A. to read onlineMoreLess
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