Thunderhead Trail
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Glyn cooked, not Aramone. They had enough grub on their packhorse to last a month of Sundays. None of it beans, Fargo’s staple. They’d brought flour and sugar and a sack of potatoes and carrots, of all things. Fargo hardly ever saw anyone pack carrots.
The meat in the stew was rabbit.
Glyn shot it, not Fargo. It had broken from cover ahead of them and stopped, as rabbits often did, to look back and see if they were giving chase. And just like that, Glyn’s hand whipped under his jacket an...d reappeared holding a Colt pocket pistol and he put a slug in the rabbit’s head.
It was some shooting, Fargo had to admit. It raised his estimation of Richmond and also provoked a few questions.
Now, seated across from them as they dipped their spoons in their bowls and hungrily ate, Fargo voiced one of them.
“Where’d you learn to shoot like that?”
Glyn paused with his spoon half raised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Glyn cooked, not Aramone. They had enough grub on their packhorse to last a month of Sundays. None of it beans, Fargo’s staple. They’d brought flour and sugar and a sack of potatoes and carrots, of all things. Fargo hardly ever saw anyone pack carrots.
The meat in the stew was rabbit.
Glyn shot it, not Fargo. It had broken from cover ahead of them and stopped, as rabbits often did, to look back and see if they were giving chase. And just like that, Glyn’s hand whipped under his jacket an...d reappeared holding a Colt pocket pistol and he put a slug in the rabbit’s head.
It was some shooting, Fargo had to admit. It raised his estimation of Richmond and also provoked a few questions.
Now, seated across from them as they dipped their spoons in their bowls and hungrily ate, Fargo voiced one of them.
“Where’d you learn to shoot like that?”
Glyn paused with his spoon half raised.
What to read after Thunderhead Trail?
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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