True to His Colors
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" "But I aint got half through, " protested Bud. "One man told me, notmore'n half an hour ago, that if he could prove it was you who give Tobythem papers, he would have you licked before sun-up. " "Ah! And what would _I_ do?" "What would you do?" echoed Bud, who did not quite catch the minister'smeaning. "You'd have to cl'ar yourself or take another an' wuss lickin'. Go up to the United States where you b'long. You aint wanted here. " "You don't understand me. If the gentleman of whom you spoke... shouldattempt any violence, would I submit to it without trying to defendmyself? I don't think I should. I have a double gun with fifteenbuckshot in each barrel, and you may say you have been assured by methat I will shoot the first man who puts a hostile foot on my gallery[porch]. Now go. " "Then you'll shoot--" "Go!" interrupted the minister; and Bud ought to have been warned by theflash in his eye that he was thoroughly in earnest.
"The best men in town say--" "Will you go peaceably, " said the minister, pointing toward the gate, "or shall I be obliged to pick you up and throw you off my grounds?" He took a single step forward as he spoke, and in an instant Bud Goblejumped back and swung his rifle from his shoulder; but before he couldthink twice his antagonist, whose agility equaled his strength, was uponhim, the weapon was twisted from his grasp, and Bud buried his face inthe soft earth of a flower-bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "But I aint got half through, " protested Bud. "One man told me, notmore'n half an hour ago, that if he could prove it was you who give Tobythem papers, he would have you licked before sun-up. " "Ah! And what would _I_ do?" "What would you do?" echoed Bud, who did not quite catch the minister'smeaning. "You'd have to cl'ar yourself or take another an' wuss lickin'. Go up to the United States where you b'long. You aint wanted here. " "You don't understand me. If the gentleman of whom you spoke... shouldattempt any violence, would I submit to it without trying to defendmyself? I don't think I should. I have a double gun with fifteenbuckshot in each barrel, and you may say you have been assured by methat I will shoot the first man who puts a hostile foot on my gallery[porch]. Now go. " "Then you'll shoot--" "Go!" interrupted the minister; and Bud ought to have been warned by theflash in his eye that he was thoroughly in earnest.
"The best men in town say--" "Will you go peaceably, " said the minister, pointing toward the gate, "or shall I be obliged to pick you up and throw you off my grounds?" He took a single step forward as he spoke, and in an instant Bud Goblejumped back and swung his rifle from his shoulder; but before he couldthink twice his antagonist, whose agility equaled his strength, was uponhim, the weapon was twisted from his grasp, and Bud buried his face inthe soft earth of a flower-bed.
What to read after True to His Colors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Castlemon Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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