The Last Trail
The Last Trail
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"Borderman or not, you have no right to pry into my affairs. If you are a gentleman, tell me why you came here?" The eyes Jonathan turned on Helen stilled all the angry throbbing ofher blood.
"I come here to learn which of your lovers is the dastard who plottedthe abduction of Mabel Lane, an' the thief who stole our hosses. WhenI find the villain I reckon Wetzel an' I'll swing him to some tree. " The borderman's voice rang sharp and cold, and when he ceased speakingshe sank back upon the step, ...shocked, speechless, to gaze up at himwith staring eyes.
"Don't look so, lass; don't be frightened, " he said, his voice gentleand kind as it had been hard. He took her hand in his. "You nettled meinto replyin'. You have a sharp tongue, lass, and when I spoke I wasthinkin' of him. I'm sorry. " "A horse-thief and worse than murderer among my friends!" murmuredHelen, shuddering, yet she never thought to doubt his word.
"I followed him here the night of your company. " "Do you know which one?" "No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Borderman or not, you have no right to pry into my affairs. If you are a gentleman, tell me why you came here?" The eyes Jonathan turned on Helen stilled all the angry throbbing ofher blood.
"I come here to learn which of your lovers is the dastard who plottedthe abduction of Mabel Lane, an' the thief who stole our hosses. WhenI find the villain I reckon Wetzel an' I'll swing him to some tree. " The borderman's voice rang sharp and cold, and when he ceased speakingshe sank back upon the step, ...shocked, speechless, to gaze up at himwith staring eyes.
"Don't look so, lass; don't be frightened, " he said, his voice gentleand kind as it had been hard. He took her hand in his. "You nettled meinto replyin'. You have a sharp tongue, lass, and when I spoke I wasthinkin' of him. I'm sorry. " "A horse-thief and worse than murderer among my friends!" murmuredHelen, shuddering, yet she never thought to doubt his word.
"I followed him here the night of your company. " "Do you know which one?" "No.
What to read after The Last Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grey, Zane, 1872-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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