The Rustler of Wind River
The Rustler of Wind River
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He was but a few feet away from Thorn, and the old rnan-killer had his revolvers buckled around him in their accustomed place, while his death-spreading rifle stood near his hand, leaning its muzzle against the chimney-jamb. Thorn seemed to be measuring all the chances which he had left to him in that bold surprise, and to conclude in the same second that they were not worth taking. Macdonald had not drawn his revolver. His hand was on the butt of it, and his eye held Thorn with a challenge tha...t the old slayer was in no mind to accept. Thorn was not a close-fighting man. He never had killed one of his kind in a face-to-face battle in all his bloody days. At the bottom he was a coward, as his skulking deeds attested, and in that moment he knew that he stood before his master. Slowly he lifted his long arms above his head, without a word, and stood in the posture of complete surrender. [114] Business, Not Company Nearer the outer door stood Chadron, to whom Macdonald seemed to give little attention, as if not counting him in the game.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was but a few feet away from Thorn, and the old rnan-killer had his revolvers buckled around him in their accustomed place, while his death-spreading rifle stood near his hand, leaning its muzzle against the chimney-jamb. Thorn seemed to be measuring all the chances which he had left to him in that bold surprise, and to conclude in the same second that they were not worth taking. Macdonald had not drawn his revolver. His hand was on the butt of it, and his eye held Thorn with a challenge tha...t the old slayer was in no mind to accept. Thorn was not a close-fighting man. He never had killed one of his kind in a face-to-face battle in all his bloody days. At the bottom he was a coward, as his skulking deeds attested, and in that moment he knew that he stood before his master. Slowly he lifted his long arms above his head, without a word, and stood in the posture of complete surrender. [114] Business, Not Company Nearer the outer door stood Chadron, to whom Macdonald seemed to give little attention, as if not counting him in the game.
What to read after The Rustler of Wind River?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ogden George Washington to read onlineMoreLess
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