The Desert Valley
The Desert Valley
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Howard stood a moment over Monte Devine. Then he took up the fallenrevolver in his left hand and turned to True.
'Chuck your gun to me, Ed, ' he commanded sternly, 'or I'll get youright next time. ' True damned him violently. Then he groaned, and a moment later therewas the sound of his revolver hurled from him, clattering among thestones. Howard took it up, shoved it into his pocket and turned towardthe gulch. While he sought for a sight of Bettins he hastily filledthe empty chambers of his ow...n weapon.
Now only he realized how brief a time had elapsed since Ed True's firstshot. The grass fire was blazing, but had crept up the draw only a fewfeet. And Bettins had not yet had the time to come from the otherside, down into the gulch and up on this side. He saw Bettins; the manwas standing still staring toward his fallen companions. The fireleaped higher, its light danced out in widening circles, touching atlast the spot where Howard stood, where Ed True and Monte Devine lay.
'Well, Bettins?' called Howard abruptly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Howard stood a moment over Monte Devine. Then he took up the fallenrevolver in his left hand and turned to True.
'Chuck your gun to me, Ed, ' he commanded sternly, 'or I'll get youright next time. ' True damned him violently. Then he groaned, and a moment later therewas the sound of his revolver hurled from him, clattering among thestones. Howard took it up, shoved it into his pocket and turned towardthe gulch. While he sought for a sight of Bettins he hastily filledthe empty chambers of his ow...n weapon.
Now only he realized how brief a time had elapsed since Ed True's firstshot. The grass fire was blazing, but had crept up the draw only a fewfeet. And Bettins had not yet had the time to come from the otherside, down into the gulch and up on this side. He saw Bettins; the manwas standing still staring toward his fallen companions. The fireleaped higher, its light danced out in widening circles, touching atlast the spot where Howard stood, where Ed True and Monte Devine lay.
'Well, Bettins?' called Howard abruptly.
What to read after The Desert Valley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gregory Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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