Trailin'!
Trailin'!
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" There is something in a low, slow voice more thrilling than the thunderof actual rage. Those who heard glanced to one another with thoughtfuleyes. They were thinking of Nash, and thinking of him with sympathy.
Little Duffy, squat and thick-set, felt inspiration descend on him. Heturned to Bard on his left.
"That ain't a full-size forty-five, is it--that one you're packin'?" "Doesn't it look it?" answered Bard.
"Nope. Holster seems pretty small to me. " "It's the usual gun, I'm sure, " said Ba...rd, and pulled the weapon fromthe leather.
Holding the butt loosely, his trigger finger hooked clear around the farside of the guard, he showed the gun.
"I was wrong, " nodded Duffy unabashed, "that's the regular kind. Let'shave a look at it. " And he stretched out his hand. No one would ever have guessed howclosely the table followed what now happened, for each man began talkingin a voice even louder than before. It was as if they sought to coverthe stratagem of Duffy with their noise.
"There's nothing unusual about the gun, " said Bard, "but I'd be glad tolet you have it except that I've formed a habit of never letting asix-shooter get away from me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" There is something in a low, slow voice more thrilling than the thunderof actual rage. Those who heard glanced to one another with thoughtfuleyes. They were thinking of Nash, and thinking of him with sympathy.
Little Duffy, squat and thick-set, felt inspiration descend on him. Heturned to Bard on his left.
"That ain't a full-size forty-five, is it--that one you're packin'?" "Doesn't it look it?" answered Bard.
"Nope. Holster seems pretty small to me. " "It's the usual gun, I'm sure, " said Ba...rd, and pulled the weapon fromthe leather.
Holding the butt loosely, his trigger finger hooked clear around the farside of the guard, he showed the gun.
"I was wrong, " nodded Duffy unabashed, "that's the regular kind. Let'shave a look at it. " And he stretched out his hand. No one would ever have guessed howclosely the table followed what now happened, for each man began talkingin a voice even louder than before. It was as if they sought to coverthe stratagem of Duffy with their noise.
"There's nothing unusual about the gun, " said Bard, "but I'd be glad tolet you have it except that I've formed a habit of never letting asix-shooter get away from me.
What to read after Trailin'!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brand Max to read onlineMoreLess
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