The Texan 8 6
The Texan 8 6
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Tex--Tex--Smith, er some such of aname it was. I mistrusted you was him, an' mebbe you be fer all Iknow. I don't savvy none of you whatever. " "Get a move on, Sam!" "Me! I'm gone! An' you boys remember when 'lection time comes, tovote fer a sheriff that's got disgression an' common sense. " And withludicrous alacrity, the deputy scrambled from the platform anddisappeared into the deep blackness of the lumber-yard.
The Texan fitted the key into the huge padlock and a moment later thedoor swung o...pen and a dozen cowpunchers swarmed in.
"Come on, pilgrim, an' try on yer necktie!" "We'll prob'ly have to haul down all them wool-sacks an' drag him outfrom behind 'em. " "I think not. If I am the man you want I think you will find meperfectly able to walk. " The pilgrim stood leaning against one of thewooden supporting posts, and as a cowboy thrust the lantern into hisface he noted the eyes never faltered.
"Come along with us!" commanded the puncher, gruffly, as anotherstepped up and slipped the noose of a lariat-rope over his head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tex--Tex--Smith, er some such of aname it was. I mistrusted you was him, an' mebbe you be fer all Iknow. I don't savvy none of you whatever. " "Get a move on, Sam!" "Me! I'm gone! An' you boys remember when 'lection time comes, tovote fer a sheriff that's got disgression an' common sense. " And withludicrous alacrity, the deputy scrambled from the platform anddisappeared into the deep blackness of the lumber-yard.
The Texan fitted the key into the huge padlock and a moment later thedoor swung o...pen and a dozen cowpunchers swarmed in.
"Come on, pilgrim, an' try on yer necktie!" "We'll prob'ly have to haul down all them wool-sacks an' drag him outfrom behind 'em. " "I think not. If I am the man you want I think you will find meperfectly able to walk. " The pilgrim stood leaning against one of thewooden supporting posts, and as a cowboy thrust the lantern into hisface he noted the eyes never faltered.
"Come along with us!" commanded the puncher, gruffly, as anotherstepped up and slipped the noose of a lariat-rope over his head.
What to read after The Texan 8 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hendryx to read onlineMoreLess
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