The Prospector
The Prospector
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" "Well, what do you propose?" said Sinclair.
"Well, " said Ike, "hangin's too good for him. He ought to be hung, but'taint the custom in this here country, I understand, and I surmisewe'd better scare the daylights out of him and give him twelve hours toget out. " After some further discussion Ike's proposition was accepted. Thatnight four masked men took Crawley out of the room where he had beenkept a prisoner and led him out of the village and up the trail to thewoods, and there, unheeding h...is prayers and cries and groans, they madesolemn preparations for his execution. In the midst of theirpreparations Sinclair, with a number of others, came galloping up anddemanded the prisoner's release, and after a long and bitter discussionit was finally agreed that Crawley should be given twelve hours toleave the country, which decision was joyfully and tearfully acceptedby the terror-stricken wretch.
"Hello, old man, there's a letter for you in my rooms. Thought you'd bein to-day, so took care of it for you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Well, what do you propose?" said Sinclair.
"Well, " said Ike, "hangin's too good for him. He ought to be hung, but'taint the custom in this here country, I understand, and I surmisewe'd better scare the daylights out of him and give him twelve hours toget out. " After some further discussion Ike's proposition was accepted. Thatnight four masked men took Crawley out of the room where he had beenkept a prisoner and led him out of the village and up the trail to thewoods, and there, unheeding h...is prayers and cries and groans, they madesolemn preparations for his execution. In the midst of theirpreparations Sinclair, with a number of others, came galloping up anddemanded the prisoner's release, and after a long and bitter discussionit was finally agreed that Crawley should be given twelve hours toleave the country, which decision was joyfully and tearfully acceptedby the terror-stricken wretch.
"Hello, old man, there's a letter for you in my rooms. Thought you'd bein to-day, so took care of it for you.
What to read after The Prospector?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Connor Ralph to read onlineMoreLess
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