The Pocket Rifle
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Mr. Lankton, with the help of young Tim, had finished the evening chores, and was just going into the house, when he heard the sound of sleigh-bells on the bridge, and presently saw a horse and cutter coming to the door.
"My horse!" he said, in some surprise. "And "Worth ! what is he coming back for ? " Then he recognized the man with Worth, and remembered Atway's threat, and the officer's omi- nous visit of the day before.
" What's this ? " he demanded, going out to meet the cutter as it ploug...hed its way along the half- trodden track. " What does this mean ? " BEATEN AGAIN. 189 " It means that I am taken up for stealing," said Worth.
" For stealing ! stealing what ? Not that pocket- rifle. Atway hasn't dared ! — " " He has dared," "Worth replied, with the quiet- ness of desperation. " Chase pretended he wanted to walk. his horse around the square, and went and warned Mr. Coffin, and had me arrested just as we were starting off on our sleigh-ride." " Coffin ! " cried Lankton, turning to the officer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Lankton, with the help of young Tim, had finished the evening chores, and was just going into the house, when he heard the sound of sleigh-bells on the bridge, and presently saw a horse and cutter coming to the door.
"My horse!" he said, in some surprise. "And "Worth ! what is he coming back for ? " Then he recognized the man with Worth, and remembered Atway's threat, and the officer's omi- nous visit of the day before.
" What's this ? " he demanded, going out to meet the cutter as it ploug...hed its way along the half- trodden track. " What does this mean ? " BEATEN AGAIN. 189 " It means that I am taken up for stealing," said Worth.
" For stealing ! stealing what ? Not that pocket- rifle. Atway hasn't dared ! — " " He has dared," "Worth replied, with the quiet- ness of desperation. " Chase pretended he wanted to walk. his horse around the square, and went and warned Mr. Coffin, and had me arrested just as we were starting off on our sleigh-ride." " Coffin ! " cried Lankton, turning to the officer.
What to read after The Pocket Rifle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J T John Townsend Trowbridge to read onlineMoreLess
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