The Law of a Fast Gun (2006)
The Law of a Fast Gun
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JESSUP SAID. “DEEKUS, WAKE UP.”
It was still dark the next morning when Deekus opened his eyes to see Jessup standing over his bedroll.
“Something wrong, Major?”
“Get dressed,” Jessup said. “Then step over behind the chuck wagon. We need to talk.”
“All right, I’ll be right there.”
Jessup walked away then, disappearing in the predawn darkness as Deekus sat up on his blankets and pulled on his boots. A moment later Deekus left the other sleeping men and joined Jessup, who was leaning against the b...ack of the chuck wagon.
“What’s up?” Deekus asked.
“Sergeant, do you ever think back to the war?” Jessup asked.
Deekus, Poke, and Carter had all served with Jessup during the war, and sometimes Jessup used that military form of address to the man who had been his first sergeant.
“Yes, sir, lots of times,” Deekus replied.
“Do you miss any of it?”
Deekus chuckled. “Well sir, I know it probably ain’t right to miss somethin’ like a war, but the truth is, I do miss it from time to time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JESSUP SAID. “DEEKUS, WAKE UP.”
It was still dark the next morning when Deekus opened his eyes to see Jessup standing over his bedroll.
“Something wrong, Major?”
“Get dressed,” Jessup said. “Then step over behind the chuck wagon. We need to talk.”
“All right, I’ll be right there.”
Jessup walked away then, disappearing in the predawn darkness as Deekus sat up on his blankets and pulled on his boots. A moment later Deekus left the other sleeping men and joined Jessup, who was leaning against the b...ack of the chuck wagon.
“What’s up?” Deekus asked.
“Sergeant, do you ever think back to the war?” Jessup asked.
Deekus, Poke, and Carter had all served with Jessup during the war, and sometimes Jessup used that military form of address to the man who had been his first sergeant.
“Yes, sir, lots of times,” Deekus replied.
“Do you miss any of it?”
Deekus chuckled. “Well sir, I know it probably ain’t right to miss somethin’ like a war, but the truth is, I do miss it from time to time.
What to read after The Law of a Fast Gun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Vaughan to read onlineMoreLess
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