To the Front
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Two daring men scampered, monkey-like, alongthe top of the cars, twisting a brake on each, then darting to thenext. A furious gust of steam tore from the escape-valve and streamedaway overhead. Not a thing was in sight on the track, not a soul on theplatform, to account for the alarming signal. A switch-target clankedas they tore over the points; a vagrant dog scurried away toward theonce thriving saloon, and not until they drove in, hissing, grinding, and bumping, to the side of the dusty plat...form, did Ben's keen eyescatch sight of two herdsmen's horses--cow ponies--tethered back of theshanty beside the saloon, and up went the lid of his box at theinstant, in went his right hand, and then out it came full grasp on abrown-barrelled six-shooter.
CHAPTER IX BAD NEWS FROM THE MINES "A hold-up, " muttered Toomey, as, obedient to Big Ben's orders, "Duck, you two!" he and Geordie crouched for the moment in the dark interiorof the cab. But who would hold up a freight bound to, not away from, the mines?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two daring men scampered, monkey-like, alongthe top of the cars, twisting a brake on each, then darting to thenext. A furious gust of steam tore from the escape-valve and streamedaway overhead. Not a thing was in sight on the track, not a soul on theplatform, to account for the alarming signal. A switch-target clankedas they tore over the points; a vagrant dog scurried away toward theonce thriving saloon, and not until they drove in, hissing, grinding, and bumping, to the side of the dusty plat...form, did Ben's keen eyescatch sight of two herdsmen's horses--cow ponies--tethered back of theshanty beside the saloon, and up went the lid of his box at theinstant, in went his right hand, and then out it came full grasp on abrown-barrelled six-shooter.
CHAPTER IX BAD NEWS FROM THE MINES "A hold-up, " muttered Toomey, as, obedient to Big Ben's orders, "Duck, you two!" he and Geordie crouched for the moment in the dark interiorof the cab. But who would hold up a freight bound to, not away from, the mines?
What to read after To the Front?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King, Charles, 1844-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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