Wyoming: a Story of the Outdoor West
Wyoming: a Story of the Outdoor West
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Round and round went Two-Step in a ^vicious circle, " swapping ends " with dizzying rapidity.
Suddenly he went forward as from a catapult, and came to sudden halt in about five seconds.
But Texas's knees still clung, viselike, to the sides of the pony. A series of quick bucks fol- lowed, the buckskin coming down with back humped, all four legs stiff as iron posts. The jar on the rider would have been like a pile-driver falling on his head had he not let himself grow limp. The buckskin plunged f...orward again in frenzied leaps, ending in an unexpected jump to one side. Alas for Texas ! One moment he was jubilantly plying quirt and spurs, the next he found himself pitching sideways. To save him- self he caught at the saddle-horn.
'' He's hunting leather," shouted a hundreil voices.
One of the judges rode out and waved a handL Texas slipped to the ground disqualified, and made his dejected way back to his deriding com- 223 WYOMING rades. Some of them had endured similar mis- fortunes earlier in the day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Round and round went Two-Step in a ^vicious circle, " swapping ends " with dizzying rapidity.
Suddenly he went forward as from a catapult, and came to sudden halt in about five seconds.
But Texas's knees still clung, viselike, to the sides of the pony. A series of quick bucks fol- lowed, the buckskin coming down with back humped, all four legs stiff as iron posts. The jar on the rider would have been like a pile-driver falling on his head had he not let himself grow limp. The buckskin plunged f...orward again in frenzied leaps, ending in an unexpected jump to one side. Alas for Texas ! One moment he was jubilantly plying quirt and spurs, the next he found himself pitching sideways. To save him- self he caught at the saddle-horn.
'' He's hunting leather," shouted a hundreil voices.
One of the judges rode out and waved a handL Texas slipped to the ground disqualified, and made his dejected way back to his deriding com- 223 WYOMING rades. Some of them had endured similar mis- fortunes earlier in the day.
What to read after Wyoming: a Story of the Outdoor West?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raine William Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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