Tinhorn's Daughter (2014)
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Sunset had been sitting against the wall, legs crossed Indian fashion, cleaning his already burnished Colts. He sat forward, looking up and ahead, eyes alight with the awareness of danger. Mechanically his hands swung the cylinders back into place.
Betsy had not heard the stone but she could not mistake Sunset’s tenseness. She sat very still on the bunk, watching, holding her breath.
With two quick strides Sunset carefully stepped to the window and peered out. Apparently the canyon was d...eserted. And then a blue jay began to scold high in a sighing pine. A squirrel took it up in another quarter. A magpie’s black-and-white body swooped up the creek as it shrilled indignation.
“They’ve come for you,” said Sunset. “Get down.”
Betsy’s words came spontaneously and at the moment she did not realize their meaning. “They’ll kill you!”
“They can only attack from the front if they want to keep their cover.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sunset had been sitting against the wall, legs crossed Indian fashion, cleaning his already burnished Colts. He sat forward, looking up and ahead, eyes alight with the awareness of danger. Mechanically his hands swung the cylinders back into place.
Betsy had not heard the stone but she could not mistake Sunset’s tenseness. She sat very still on the bunk, watching, holding her breath.
With two quick strides Sunset carefully stepped to the window and peered out. Apparently the canyon was d...eserted. And then a blue jay began to scold high in a sighing pine. A squirrel took it up in another quarter. A magpie’s black-and-white body swooped up the creek as it shrilled indignation.
“They’ve come for you,” said Sunset. “Get down.”
Betsy’s words came spontaneously and at the moment she did not realize their meaning. “They’ll kill you!”
“They can only attack from the front if they want to keep their cover.
What to read after Tinhorn's Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L. Ron Hubbard to read onlineMoreLess
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