The Thundering Herd (1984)
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Jett then appeared among them, and her advent, probably because of Jett's remark, occasioned ill-suppressed mirth.
"I heard what you said, Rand Jett," she retorted, glaring at him.
"You can't make me welcome to any man, much less a hide thief like Hank Follonsbee." "Shut your face," returned Jett, in an entirely different tone.
"You know your job. Rustle to it." That ended the approach to humor. When Follonsbee fetched the water they all washed and splashed with great gusto. This pleasant task f...inished, they showed plainly what little leisure was now possible to them, for they got their kits and began reloading shells and sharpening knives.
"Catlee, you clean the guns," ordered Jett.
While thus busily engaged they talked of the day's hunt--of the half hour of shooting that was fun and the eight hours of skinning that was labor--of the hide-stretching still to do before sleep could be thought of. Milly listened with keen ears in the hope they might drop some word of the Hudnall outfit, but she spent her attention in vain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jett then appeared among them, and her advent, probably because of Jett's remark, occasioned ill-suppressed mirth.
"I heard what you said, Rand Jett," she retorted, glaring at him.
"You can't make me welcome to any man, much less a hide thief like Hank Follonsbee." "Shut your face," returned Jett, in an entirely different tone.
"You know your job. Rustle to it." That ended the approach to humor. When Follonsbee fetched the water they all washed and splashed with great gusto. This pleasant task f...inished, they showed plainly what little leisure was now possible to them, for they got their kits and began reloading shells and sharpening knives.
"Catlee, you clean the guns," ordered Jett.
While thus busily engaged they talked of the day's hunt--of the half hour of shooting that was fun and the eight hours of skinning that was labor--of the hide-stretching still to do before sleep could be thought of. Milly listened with keen ears in the hope they might drop some word of the Hudnall outfit, but she spent her attention in vain.
What to read after The Thundering Herd (1984)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grey, Zane, 1872-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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