The Valley Path
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You wouldn't 170 The Valley Path cheat an old man out of his trade, would you ? Give me your hand, boy. " He had been arranging a few simple implements while he talked, a case of steels, a sheet of plaster, a roll of soft, starchless linen lay on the table.
Joe eyed him sullenly. Suddenly he rose ; his tall, straight figure towered above the other like the figure of a young Goliath. His eyes flashed, and from the uplifted wounded finger drops of bright red blood trickled the length of his hand,... disappearing under his sleeve.
"Damn you!" he hissed. "Say out what you've got to say ; I ain't here to fool an' palaver with you-uns. I see you at that thar table when I rid up, an' I ware tempted to put a bullet into you. I had my gun aimed, cocked, when you moved off out of range. An' the damn thing snapped, ketchin' of my finger. That's how come the wound you're beg- gin' leave ter patch up. An' it ware me killed your horse, the fine colt. I done it The Valley Path 171 to make sure you'd never saddle Lissy Reams on to hit, like you done on t'other one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You wouldn't 170 The Valley Path cheat an old man out of his trade, would you ? Give me your hand, boy. " He had been arranging a few simple implements while he talked, a case of steels, a sheet of plaster, a roll of soft, starchless linen lay on the table.
Joe eyed him sullenly. Suddenly he rose ; his tall, straight figure towered above the other like the figure of a young Goliath. His eyes flashed, and from the uplifted wounded finger drops of bright red blood trickled the length of his hand,... disappearing under his sleeve.
"Damn you!" he hissed. "Say out what you've got to say ; I ain't here to fool an' palaver with you-uns. I see you at that thar table when I rid up, an' I ware tempted to put a bullet into you. I had my gun aimed, cocked, when you moved off out of range. An' the damn thing snapped, ketchin' of my finger. That's how come the wound you're beg- gin' leave ter patch up. An' it ware me killed your horse, the fine colt. I done it The Valley Path 171 to make sure you'd never saddle Lissy Reams on to hit, like you done on t'other one.
What to read after The Valley Path?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Will Allen Dromgoole to read onlineMoreLess
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