The Light of Western Stars (1992)
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His black face seemed the same, yet this was a vastly changed Monty.
"Miss Hammond, I'm givin' notice I resign my job," he said.
"Monty!What do you mean?What does Nels mean now, when danger threatens?" "We jest quit. Thet's all," replied Monty, tersely. He was stern and somber; he could not stand still; his eyes roved everywhere.
Castleton jumped up from the log where he had been sitting, and his face was very red.
"Mr. Price, does all this blooming fuss mean we are to be robbed or attacked or a...bducted by a lot of ragamuffin guerrillas?" "You've called the bet. " Dorothy turned a very pale face toward Monty.
"Mr. Price, you wouldn't-you couldn't desert us now? You and Mr. Nels-" "Desert you?" asked Monty, blankly.
"Yes, desert us. Leave us when we may need you so much, with something dreadful coming. " Monty uttered a short, hard laugh as he bent a strange look upon the girl.
"Me an' Nels is purty much scared, an' we're goin' to slope. Miss Dorothy, bein' as we've rustled round so much; it sorta hurts us to see nice young girls dragged off by the hair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His black face seemed the same, yet this was a vastly changed Monty.
"Miss Hammond, I'm givin' notice I resign my job," he said.
"Monty!What do you mean?What does Nels mean now, when danger threatens?" "We jest quit. Thet's all," replied Monty, tersely. He was stern and somber; he could not stand still; his eyes roved everywhere.
Castleton jumped up from the log where he had been sitting, and his face was very red.
"Mr. Price, does all this blooming fuss mean we are to be robbed or attacked or a...bducted by a lot of ragamuffin guerrillas?" "You've called the bet. " Dorothy turned a very pale face toward Monty.
"Mr. Price, you wouldn't-you couldn't desert us now? You and Mr. Nels-" "Desert you?" asked Monty, blankly.
"Yes, desert us. Leave us when we may need you so much, with something dreadful coming. " Monty uttered a short, hard laugh as he bent a strange look upon the girl.
"Me an' Nels is purty much scared, an' we're goin' to slope. Miss Dorothy, bein' as we've rustled round so much; it sorta hurts us to see nice young girls dragged off by the hair.
What to read after The Light of Western Stars (1992)?
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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