Young Wild West At "forbidden Pass"
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" "Oh!" Our hero walked in followed by his partners and John Sedgwick.
As the reader may judge, Wild had suspected the man the moment he sawhim looking at the sign at the mouth of the pass.
When he heard Sedgwick say he was the storekeeper over in Silver Bend hedid not alter his opinion, either.
Determined to find out more about the man, he had walked over to thesaloon.
Cap Roche was talking when our friends got there, and as his backhappened to be toward the door he did not see them until afte...r the youngdeadshot spoke.
Wild knew that the only way to get anything out of the man would befirst to anger him.
He had tried to do this, but apparently he had not succeeded.
The face of Roche wore, a smile as he came in, and, giving a nod, hesaid: "I never saw you before, but I knew you right away. I am glad to meetyou, Young Wild West. " "All right, Cap Roche. I am glad to meet you, too. " "Ah! You know me, then?" "Well, Sedgwick told me who you were. We saw you looking at the signover at the pass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Oh!" Our hero walked in followed by his partners and John Sedgwick.
As the reader may judge, Wild had suspected the man the moment he sawhim looking at the sign at the mouth of the pass.
When he heard Sedgwick say he was the storekeeper over in Silver Bend hedid not alter his opinion, either.
Determined to find out more about the man, he had walked over to thesaloon.
Cap Roche was talking when our friends got there, and as his backhappened to be toward the door he did not see them until afte...r the youngdeadshot spoke.
Wild knew that the only way to get anything out of the man would befirst to anger him.
He had tried to do this, but apparently he had not succeeded.
The face of Roche wore, a smile as he came in, and, giving a nod, hesaid: "I never saw you before, but I knew you right away. I am glad to meetyou, Young Wild West. " "All right, Cap Roche. I am glad to meet you, too. " "Ah! You know me, then?" "Well, Sedgwick told me who you were. We saw you looking at the signover at the pass.
What to read after Young Wild West At "forbidden Pass"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scout An Old to read onlineMoreLess
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