Wyoming Winterkill
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By later afternoon, five inches.
“Isn’t it pretty?” Jessie said.
Fargo supposed it was the continual parade of large fluffy flakes falling so gently to earth. He was too concerned with where they’d make camp and how deep the snow would get to admire it.
Visibility was a few dozen yards, if that. Without the sun to guide him, he had to rely on his sense of direction. Fortunately, it seldom failed him. He stuck to a northwesterly course, as near as he could.
A belt of woods offered... haven.
Fargo found a small clearing where the trees sheltered them from the worst of the snow and the wind. He set about stripping their animals and getting a fire going. He left Margaret trussed on her side and took Jessie with him when he gathered firewood. She cheerfully helped. He’d forgotten that children bounced back from tragedy a lot quicker than adults. Or maybe they were just better at hiding their feelings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By later afternoon, five inches.
“Isn’t it pretty?” Jessie said.
Fargo supposed it was the continual parade of large fluffy flakes falling so gently to earth. He was too concerned with where they’d make camp and how deep the snow would get to admire it.
Visibility was a few dozen yards, if that. Without the sun to guide him, he had to rely on his sense of direction. Fortunately, it seldom failed him. He stuck to a northwesterly course, as near as he could.
A belt of woods offered... haven.
Fargo found a small clearing where the trees sheltered them from the worst of the snow and the wind. He set about stripping their animals and getting a fire going. He left Margaret trussed on her side and took Jessie with him when he gathered firewood. She cheerfully helped. He’d forgotten that children bounced back from tragedy a lot quicker than adults. Or maybe they were just better at hiding their feelings.
What to read after Wyoming Winterkill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jon Sharpe to read onlineMoreLess
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