The Story of the Foss River Ranch
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And too, in that slightly uncouth collection, something of the character of the proprietor was revealed.
Bunning-Ford was essentially careless of comfort. And surely he wasnothing if not a keen and ardent sportsman.
"Sit down. " Bill indicated the chairs with a wave of the arm. Lablachedubiously eyed the deck chair, then selected one of the unyieldingWindsor chairs as more safe for the burden of his precious body, testedit, and sat down, emitting a gasp of breath like an escape of steam froma s...afety-valve. The younger man propped himself on the corner of hisdesk.
Lablache looked furtively into his companion's face. Then he turned hiseyes in the direction of the window. Bill said nothing, his face wascalm. He intended the money-lender to speak first. The latter seemedindisposed to do so. His lashless eyes gazed steadily out at the prairiebeyond. "Lord" Bill's persistent silence at length forced the other intospeech. His words came slowly and were frequently punctuated with deepbreaths.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And too, in that slightly uncouth collection, something of the character of the proprietor was revealed.
Bunning-Ford was essentially careless of comfort. And surely he wasnothing if not a keen and ardent sportsman.
"Sit down. " Bill indicated the chairs with a wave of the arm. Lablachedubiously eyed the deck chair, then selected one of the unyieldingWindsor chairs as more safe for the burden of his precious body, testedit, and sat down, emitting a gasp of breath like an escape of steam froma s...afety-valve. The younger man propped himself on the corner of hisdesk.
Lablache looked furtively into his companion's face. Then he turned hiseyes in the direction of the window. Bill said nothing, his face wascalm. He intended the money-lender to speak first. The latter seemedindisposed to do so. His lashless eyes gazed steadily out at the prairiebeyond. "Lord" Bill's persistent silence at length forced the other intospeech. His words came slowly and were frequently punctuated with deepbreaths.
What to read after The Story of the Foss River Ranch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cullum Ridgwell to read onlineMoreLess
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