The Night Riders
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Tresler did the same for his mare. Thenthey came out together. At the door Joe paused.
"Say, " he remarked simply, "I jest didn't know you wus that smart. " "Don't credit me with smartness. It's--poor little girl. " "Ah!" Joe's face twisted into his apish grin. "Say, you'll stick towhat you said?" "Every word of it. " "Good; the rest's doin' itself, sure. " And they went their several ways; Joe to the kitchen of the house, andTresler to his dusty mattress in the bunkhouse.
CHAPTER IX TRESLER IN...VOLVES HIMSELF FURTHER;THE LADY JEZEBEL IN A FREAKISH MOOD Enthusiasm is the mainspring of a cowboy's life. Without enthusiasm acowboy inevitably falls to the inglorious level of a "hired man"; anice distinction in the social conditions of frontier life. The cowboyis sometimes a good man--not meaning a man of religion--and often abad man. He is rarely indifferent. There are no half measures withhim. His pride is in his craft. He will lavish the tenderness of amother for her child upon his horse; he will play poker till he hashad the doubtful satisfaction of seeing his last cent pass intosomebody else's pocket; he will drink on the most generous scale, andis ever ready to quarrel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tresler did the same for his mare. Thenthey came out together. At the door Joe paused.
"Say, " he remarked simply, "I jest didn't know you wus that smart. " "Don't credit me with smartness. It's--poor little girl. " "Ah!" Joe's face twisted into his apish grin. "Say, you'll stick towhat you said?" "Every word of it. " "Good; the rest's doin' itself, sure. " And they went their several ways; Joe to the kitchen of the house, andTresler to his dusty mattress in the bunkhouse.
CHAPTER IX TRESLER IN...VOLVES HIMSELF FURTHER;THE LADY JEZEBEL IN A FREAKISH MOOD Enthusiasm is the mainspring of a cowboy's life. Without enthusiasm acowboy inevitably falls to the inglorious level of a "hired man"; anice distinction in the social conditions of frontier life. The cowboyis sometimes a good man--not meaning a man of religion--and often abad man. He is rarely indifferent. There are no half measures withhim. His pride is in his craft. He will lavish the tenderness of amother for her child upon his horse; he will play poker till he hashad the doubtful satisfaction of seeing his last cent pass intosomebody else's pocket; he will drink on the most generous scale, andis ever ready to quarrel.
What to read after The Night Riders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cullum Ridgwell to read onlineMoreLess
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