The Lone Ranche
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Certain plants he has found growing in thevalley, well known among his people as poisonous, will furnish him withthe means of death--a slow, lingering death, therefore all the surer toavert suspicion from the hand that has dealt it.
To all appearance, Walt Wilder is doomed. He has escaped the spears, arrows, and tomahawks of the Tenawa savages to fall a victim to adestroyer, stealthy, subtle, unseen.
And is the noble Texan--guide, ranger, and hunter--thus sadly tosuccumb? No. Fate has not decre...ed his death by such insidious means. A circumstance, apparently accidental, steps in to save him. On thisvery day, when the poison it being prepared for him, the poisonerreceives a summons that for the time at least, will frustrate his foulplans. His master commands him to make ready for a journey. It is anerrand similar to that he has been several times sent upon before. Heis to proceed to the settlements on the Rio Grande, where Don Valerianhas friends with whom, in his exile, he keeps up secret correspondence, Manuel acting as messenger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Certain plants he has found growing in thevalley, well known among his people as poisonous, will furnish him withthe means of death--a slow, lingering death, therefore all the surer toavert suspicion from the hand that has dealt it.
To all appearance, Walt Wilder is doomed. He has escaped the spears, arrows, and tomahawks of the Tenawa savages to fall a victim to adestroyer, stealthy, subtle, unseen.
And is the noble Texan--guide, ranger, and hunter--thus sadly tosuccumb? No. Fate has not decre...ed his death by such insidious means. A circumstance, apparently accidental, steps in to save him. On thisvery day, when the poison it being prepared for him, the poisonerreceives a summons that for the time at least, will frustrate his foulplans. His master commands him to make ready for a journey. It is anerrand similar to that he has been several times sent upon before. Heis to proceed to the settlements on the Rio Grande, where Don Valerianhas friends with whom, in his exile, he keeps up secret correspondence, Manuel acting as messenger.
What to read after The Lone Ranche?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reid Mayne to read onlineMoreLess
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