The Well in the Desert
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A cow-puncher who had beer squatting against one of the fences, waiting, got up as he came in sight, and shuffled out to meet him.
"What did you want of me, Broome?" Westcott asked at once.
Broome lounged up against the fence, his hands in his pockets.
"I been playin' in a hell o' luck lately, Mr. West- cott, " he said.
Westcott made a move as if to ride on.
"If it 's nothing but a hard luck story, " he began. 184 THE WELL IN THE DESERT "No, no. It ain't. " Broome laid a restraining hand on the... pony's mane.
"I want ter know who that feller is up yonder. " He jerked his head toward the casa, at the same time characterizing Card after a manner entirely to his own mind.
"I don't know him from a hole in the post, " Westcott said, with great apparent candor. "What makes him get on your nerves so ?" "He give me the double cross an' the grand throw-down, sure, all in the same shuffle, " Broome said, with a snarl.
"Where was that. " "Sommers in the mountains. I was lost in the desert ; pretty near cashed in, an' I met up with this feller.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A cow-puncher who had beer squatting against one of the fences, waiting, got up as he came in sight, and shuffled out to meet him.
"What did you want of me, Broome?" Westcott asked at once.
Broome lounged up against the fence, his hands in his pockets.
"I been playin' in a hell o' luck lately, Mr. West- cott, " he said.
Westcott made a move as if to ride on.
"If it 's nothing but a hard luck story, " he began. 184 THE WELL IN THE DESERT "No, no. It ain't. " Broome laid a restraining hand on the... pony's mane.
"I want ter know who that feller is up yonder. " He jerked his head toward the casa, at the same time characterizing Card after a manner entirely to his own mind.
"I don't know him from a hole in the post, " Westcott said, with great apparent candor. "What makes him get on your nerves so ?" "He give me the double cross an' the grand throw-down, sure, all in the same shuffle, " Broome said, with a snarl.
"Where was that. " "Sommers in the mountains. I was lost in the desert ; pretty near cashed in, an' I met up with this feller.
What to read after The Well in the Desert?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adeline Knapp to read onlineMoreLess
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