Wild Bill's Last Trail
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But Imust call the landlord and close up my account before the other comesback with the horses. " The German was so put out by the sudden giving up of a room, which hehoped to make profitable, that he asked an extra day's rent, and to hissurprise, got it.
CHAPTER VI. OFF TO THE HILLS.
It was some time before Wild Bill became fully conscious after he wascarried into the saloon, and when he did come to he raved wildly aboutthe red-haired man he shot in Abilene, and insisted it was his ghost, and ...not a real man, he had seen.
Bill's friends tried to cheer and reassure him, and got several stiffdraughts of liquor down his throat, which finally "set him up. " as theysaid, till he began to look natural. But he still talked wildly andstrangely.
"I told you, Joe, " he said to his old friend; "I told you my time wasnigh up. This hasn't been my first warning. That Abilene ghost has beenbefore me a thousand times, and he has hissed that same word, '_sister, _' in my ear. " "Bah! old boy. What's the use of your talking foolish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Imust call the landlord and close up my account before the other comesback with the horses. " The German was so put out by the sudden giving up of a room, which hehoped to make profitable, that he asked an extra day's rent, and to hissurprise, got it.
CHAPTER VI. OFF TO THE HILLS.
It was some time before Wild Bill became fully conscious after he wascarried into the saloon, and when he did come to he raved wildly aboutthe red-haired man he shot in Abilene, and insisted it was his ghost, and ...not a real man, he had seen.
Bill's friends tried to cheer and reassure him, and got several stiffdraughts of liquor down his throat, which finally "set him up. " as theysaid, till he began to look natural. But he still talked wildly andstrangely.
"I told you, Joe, " he said to his old friend; "I told you my time wasnigh up. This hasn't been my first warning. That Abilene ghost has beenbefore me a thousand times, and he has hissed that same word, '_sister, _' in my ear. " "Bah! old boy. What's the use of your talking foolish.
What to read after Wild Bill's Last Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buntline Ned to read onlineMoreLess
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