The Virginian, a Horseman of the Plains
The Virginian, a Horseman of the Plains
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"I believe I'm late in congratulating you on your promotion, " said he.
The Virginian consulted his watch. "It's only half afteh six, " hereturned.
Trampas's sullenness deepened. "Any man is to be congratulated ongetting a rise, I expect. " This time the Virginian let him have it. "Cert'nly. And I ain'tforgetting how much I owe mine to you. " Trampas would have liked to let himself go. "I've not come here for anyforgiveness, " he sneered.
"When did yu' feel yu' needed any?" The Virginian was im...pregnable.
Trampas seemed to feel how little he was going this way. He came outstraight now. "Oh, I haven't any Judge behind me, I know. I heard you'dbe paying the boys this morning, and I've come for my time. " "You're thinking of leaving us?" asked the new foreman. "What's yourdissatisfaction?" "Oh, I'm not needing anybody back of me. I'll get along by myself. " Itwas thus he revealed his expectation of being dismissed by his enemy.
This would have knocked any meditated generosity out of my heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I believe I'm late in congratulating you on your promotion, " said he.
The Virginian consulted his watch. "It's only half afteh six, " hereturned.
Trampas's sullenness deepened. "Any man is to be congratulated ongetting a rise, I expect. " This time the Virginian let him have it. "Cert'nly. And I ain'tforgetting how much I owe mine to you. " Trampas would have liked to let himself go. "I've not come here for anyforgiveness, " he sneered.
"When did yu' feel yu' needed any?" The Virginian was im...pregnable.
Trampas seemed to feel how little he was going this way. He came outstraight now. "Oh, I haven't any Judge behind me, I know. I heard you'dbe paying the boys this morning, and I've come for my time. " "You're thinking of leaving us?" asked the new foreman. "What's yourdissatisfaction?" "Oh, I'm not needing anybody back of me. I'll get along by myself. " Itwas thus he revealed his expectation of being dismissed by his enemy.
This would have knocked any meditated generosity out of my heart.
What to read after The Virginian, a Horseman of the Plains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wister Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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