When a Man's a Man
When a Man's a Man
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Evenbuzzards must be about their business.
There are few things more humiliating to professional riders of therange than to be left afoot; and while Patches was far too much a noviceto have acquired the peculiar and traditional tastes and habits of theclan of which he had that morning felt himself a member, he was, inthis, the equal of the best of them. He thought of himself walkingshamefaced into the presence of the Dean and reporting the loss of thehorse. The animal might be recovered, he sup...posed, for he was still, Patches thought, inside the pasture which that fence enclosed. Stillthere was a chance that the runaway would escape through some break andnever be found. In any case the vision of the grinning cowboys was notan attractive one. But at least, thought the amateur cowboy, he wouldfinish the work entrusted to him. He might lose a horse for the Dean, but the Dean's fence should be repaired. So he set to work with a will, and, finishing that particular break, set out on foot to follow thefence around the field and so back to the lane that would lead him tothe buildings and corrals of the home ranch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Evenbuzzards must be about their business.
There are few things more humiliating to professional riders of therange than to be left afoot; and while Patches was far too much a noviceto have acquired the peculiar and traditional tastes and habits of theclan of which he had that morning felt himself a member, he was, inthis, the equal of the best of them. He thought of himself walkingshamefaced into the presence of the Dean and reporting the loss of thehorse. The animal might be recovered, he sup...posed, for he was still, Patches thought, inside the pasture which that fence enclosed. Stillthere was a chance that the runaway would escape through some break andnever be found. In any case the vision of the grinning cowboys was notan attractive one. But at least, thought the amateur cowboy, he wouldfinish the work entrusted to him. He might lose a horse for the Dean, but the Dean's fence should be repaired. So he set to work with a will, and, finishing that particular break, set out on foot to follow thefence around the field and so back to the lane that would lead him tothe buildings and corrals of the home ranch.
What to read after When a Man's a Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright Harold Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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