The Plunderer
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"Why, say, Miss Presby, can you assay?" he burst out.
"Assay!" she said. "Why, I lived in the assay-house at two or threetimes, and then studied it afterward. " "Hey, up there!" a shout came from the roadway below.
They turned and went out to the little cindered, littered level infront of the door, and looked down to where, on the roadway a hundredfeet below, a man stood at the head of a string of panting burros, andthey recognized in him a packer from Goldpan.
"I've got somethin' here for you.... " He waved his hand back toward thestring of burros.
"What is it?" asked Bill, turning to Dick.
"I don't know what it can be. I have ordered nothing as heavy as thatoutfit appears to be. " Perplexed, they excused themselves and descended the slope, leavingJoan standing there in front of the assay office, and enjoying thepicture of the ca
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Why, say, Miss Presby, can you assay?" he burst out.
"Assay!" she said. "Why, I lived in the assay-house at two or threetimes, and then studied it afterward. " "Hey, up there!" a shout came from the roadway below.
They turned and went out to the little cindered, littered level infront of the door, and looked down to where, on the roadway a hundredfeet below, a man stood at the head of a string of panting burros, andthey recognized in him a packer from Goldpan.
"I've got somethin' here for you.... " He waved his hand back toward thestring of burros.
"What is it?" asked Bill, turning to Dick.
"I don't know what it can be. I have ordered nothing as heavy as thatoutfit appears to be. " Perplexed, they excused themselves and descended the slope, leavingJoan standing there in front of the assay office, and enjoying thepicture of the ca
What to read after The Plunderer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norton Roy to read onlineMoreLess
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