The Flying U Ranch
The Flying U Ranch
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Dunk gave them a swift, sour look from under his eyebrows and went on.
Weary rode straight past the lank man, whom he judged to be Oleson, andovertook Dunk Whittaker himself.
"Hello, Dunk, " he said cheerfully, sliding over in the saddle so that afoot hung free of the stirrup, as men who ride much have learned to dowhen they stop for a chat, thereby resting while they may. "Back on theold stamping ground, are you?" "Since you see me here, I suppose I am, " Dunk made churlish response.
"Do you h...appen to own those Dot sheep, back there on the hill?" Wearytilted his head toward home.
"I happen to own half of them. " By then they had reached the gate andDunk passed through and started on to the house.
"Oh, don't be in a rush--come on back and be sociable, " Weary calledout, in the mildest of tones, twisting the reins around his saddle-hornso that he might roll a cigarette at ease.
Dunk remembered, perhaps, certain things he had learned when he wasJ. G. Whitmore's partner, and had more or less to do with the chartermembers of the Happy Family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dunk gave them a swift, sour look from under his eyebrows and went on.
Weary rode straight past the lank man, whom he judged to be Oleson, andovertook Dunk Whittaker himself.
"Hello, Dunk, " he said cheerfully, sliding over in the saddle so that afoot hung free of the stirrup, as men who ride much have learned to dowhen they stop for a chat, thereby resting while they may. "Back on theold stamping ground, are you?" "Since you see me here, I suppose I am, " Dunk made churlish response.
"Do you h...appen to own those Dot sheep, back there on the hill?" Wearytilted his head toward home.
"I happen to own half of them. " By then they had reached the gate andDunk passed through and started on to the house.
"Oh, don't be in a rush--come on back and be sociable, " Weary calledout, in the mildest of tones, twisting the reins around his saddle-hornso that he might roll a cigarette at ease.
Dunk remembered, perhaps, certain things he had learned when he wasJ. G. Whitmore's partner, and had more or less to do with the chartermembers of the Happy Family.
What to read after The Flying U Ranch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bower B. M. to read onlineMoreLess
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