The Lonesome Trail
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At Shelby, a half-dozen cowboys galloped briefly into view as the train whizzed by down the valley, and Weary raised the car window and leaned far out to gaze after them with hungry eyes. He wanted to swing his hat and give a whoop that would get the last wisps of fog and gray murk out of his system but there were other passengers already shivering and eyeing him in unfriendly fashion because of the open window. He wanted to get out and run and run bareheaded, over the bleak, brown hills; but h...e closed the window and behaved as well as he could.
The stars came out and winked at him just as they used to do when he sat on Meeker 's front porch and listened to the schoolma'am singing softly in the ham- mock, her guitar tinkling a mellow undertone. It was too early now for the hammock to be swinging in the porch. School must be started again, though, and seeing the schoolma'am lived right there with her aunt Meeker, they weren't likely to hire another teacher 98 The Lonesome Trail He hoped Myrt Forsyth had gone back to Chadville where she belonged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At Shelby, a half-dozen cowboys galloped briefly into view as the train whizzed by down the valley, and Weary raised the car window and leaned far out to gaze after them with hungry eyes. He wanted to swing his hat and give a whoop that would get the last wisps of fog and gray murk out of his system but there were other passengers already shivering and eyeing him in unfriendly fashion because of the open window. He wanted to get out and run and run bareheaded, over the bleak, brown hills; but h...e closed the window and behaved as well as he could.
The stars came out and winked at him just as they used to do when he sat on Meeker 's front porch and listened to the schoolma'am singing softly in the ham- mock, her guitar tinkling a mellow undertone. It was too early now for the hammock to be swinging in the porch. School must be started again, though, and seeing the schoolma'am lived right there with her aunt Meeker, they weren't likely to hire another teacher 98 The Lonesome Trail He hoped Myrt Forsyth had gone back to Chadville where she belonged.
What to read after The Lonesome Trail?
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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