The Rider of Golden Bar
The Rider of Golden Bar
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Again he broke the grip of her teeth by the application of ring finger and thumb to her cheeks, and then he reached purposefully for her throat and began to strangle her in dead earnest.
She kicked and thrashed about like a wild thing in a trap, as indeed she was. Her nails scratched desperately at his arms. She might as well have been petting him. Tighter and tighter became the choking grasp of those long fingers. She could not breathe. Her temples were bursting. Her head felt like a bal- loon.... With her last flare-up of failing strength, she kicked him on the knee-cap.
He jumped back against the wall, dragging her with him, and began to shake her as a dog does a rat. And then the old Terry clock did that for which it surely must have been originally made. For, as his shoulders struck the wall, his head knocked away the support of the bracket that held the clock. Involun- tarily he ducked his head. It was the worst thing he could have done, giving, as it did, the clock an extra foot to fall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Again he broke the grip of her teeth by the application of ring finger and thumb to her cheeks, and then he reached purposefully for her throat and began to strangle her in dead earnest.
She kicked and thrashed about like a wild thing in a trap, as indeed she was. Her nails scratched desperately at his arms. She might as well have been petting him. Tighter and tighter became the choking grasp of those long fingers. She could not breathe. Her temples were bursting. Her head felt like a bal- loon.... With her last flare-up of failing strength, she kicked him on the knee-cap.
He jumped back against the wall, dragging her with him, and began to shake her as a dog does a rat. And then the old Terry clock did that for which it surely must have been originally made. For, as his shoulders struck the wall, his head knocked away the support of the bracket that held the clock. Involun- tarily he ducked his head. It was the worst thing he could have done, giving, as it did, the clock an extra foot to fall.
What to read after The Rider of Golden Bar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White William Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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