The Texican
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As the quick work of branding was brought to an end and the herd driven pell-mell down the river and into the heavy willows, the Boss of Verde Crossing sent half of his cowboys down to guard them and began to clean up the corral. First he put out the fires and quenched the hot running-irons and rings; then he re- moved the branding outfit, dug a deep hole in the river-bed and set his men to work in details, gathering up the clipped ears and swallow- forks from the trampled dirt of the corral. A... single ear left lying would be a record of his theft, and when one of the Garcia ninos, by an ill-timed dash for more ears, set Crit [164] THE TEXICAN upon the trail of their play cows he rushed in and ravished all their toy corrals, even though Marcelina stood by the ramada and curled her lip at his haste.
"You will roh even the cheeldren, Meester Greet!" she remarked, as he dumped them all into his hat.
"Mind your own business!" he answered, sharply, and scuttled away like a crab, bear- ing his plunder with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the quick work of branding was brought to an end and the herd driven pell-mell down the river and into the heavy willows, the Boss of Verde Crossing sent half of his cowboys down to guard them and began to clean up the corral. First he put out the fires and quenched the hot running-irons and rings; then he re- moved the branding outfit, dug a deep hole in the river-bed and set his men to work in details, gathering up the clipped ears and swallow- forks from the trampled dirt of the corral. A... single ear left lying would be a record of his theft, and when one of the Garcia ninos, by an ill-timed dash for more ears, set Crit [164] THE TEXICAN upon the trail of their play cows he rushed in and ravished all their toy corrals, even though Marcelina stood by the ramada and curled her lip at his haste.
"You will roh even the cheeldren, Meester Greet!" she remarked, as he dumped them all into his hat.
"Mind your own business!" he answered, sharply, and scuttled away like a crab, bear- ing his plunder with him.
What to read after The Texican?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coolidge Dane to read onlineMoreLess
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