The Trailsman #388 (2014)
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The doorman had recovered and watched the buckskin-clad man warily.
“I had my little chat with Winslowe,” Fargo told him.
“Yes, sir, somehow I thought you would.”
Fargo grinned. “I see you haven’t been given the boot.”
“No, sir. The desk clerk isn’t going to say a word because you . . . ahh, bypassed him, too.”
Fargo slapped a half eagle into the surprised man’s palm. “I didn’t enjoy hitting you, fellow. And don’t call me ‘sir.’ I work for a living.”
“Five dollars!” the e...mployee exclaimed, staring at the gold cartwheel. “And I called you indigent.”
Actually, Fargo thought, the way he was burning through his last wages, he soon would be.
“Punch me again,” the doorman quipped, “and we’ll make it an even ten. By the way . . . there’s a dangerous-looking character lurking in the shadows across the street and watching the hotel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The doorman had recovered and watched the buckskin-clad man warily.
“I had my little chat with Winslowe,” Fargo told him.
“Yes, sir, somehow I thought you would.”
Fargo grinned. “I see you haven’t been given the boot.”
“No, sir. The desk clerk isn’t going to say a word because you . . . ahh, bypassed him, too.”
Fargo slapped a half eagle into the surprised man’s palm. “I didn’t enjoy hitting you, fellow. And don’t call me ‘sir.’ I work for a living.”
“Five dollars!” the e...mployee exclaimed, staring at the gold cartwheel. “And I called you indigent.”
Actually, Fargo thought, the way he was burning through his last wages, he soon would be.
“Punch me again,” the doorman quipped, “and we’ll make it an even ten. By the way . . . there’s a dangerous-looking character lurking in the shadows across the street and watching the hotel.
What to read after The Trailsman #388?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jon Sharpe to read onlineMoreLess
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