A Big Sky Christmas
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But Swint seemed to be in no hurry to do so.
The money, in the form of twenty dollar gold pieces, had been packed in a chest in the express car. He had split the loot between five sets of saddlebags so it could be carried away. All those saddlebags were safely cached in Swint’s hotel room, and a couple men guarded them around the clock, everybody in the gang taking a turn at that duty.
The night before, Swint had kicked the guards out of the room when he came back to the hotel from the Bella Roy...ale with one of the soiled doves who worked there. He’d told the guards to stay right outside in the hall, just to make sure nobody bothered him and his lady friend . . . and the money.
Bodie heard about that from his friend Three-Finger Jake Lucas, who’d heard the story from one of the guards Swint had booted out of the room. The two young men were sitting at a table in a nearby café over a late breakfast.
Jake sipped his coffee. “I’m startin’ to wonder if the boss plans to double-cross us and just keep all that loot for himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Swint seemed to be in no hurry to do so.
The money, in the form of twenty dollar gold pieces, had been packed in a chest in the express car. He had split the loot between five sets of saddlebags so it could be carried away. All those saddlebags were safely cached in Swint’s hotel room, and a couple men guarded them around the clock, everybody in the gang taking a turn at that duty.
The night before, Swint had kicked the guards out of the room when he came back to the hotel from the Bella Roy...ale with one of the soiled doves who worked there. He’d told the guards to stay right outside in the hall, just to make sure nobody bothered him and his lady friend . . . and the money.
Bodie heard about that from his friend Three-Finger Jake Lucas, who’d heard the story from one of the guards Swint had booted out of the room. The two young men were sitting at a table in a nearby café over a late breakfast.
Jake sipped his coffee. “I’m startin’ to wonder if the boss plans to double-cross us and just keep all that loot for himself.
What to read after A Big Sky Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J. A. Johnstone to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest 2 years ago
Not Good Book ...so far. The fight scenes are either copied from L'amour or he copied from Johnstone. The character of the "rabbi" is far too unreal,. I don't know why he's in the book at all. He'd have to have been Orthodox which meant prayers 3 times a day, a special foods load, a tallit (prayer shawl) phylacteries every morning, and we see no signs of this. AND.. what would a rabbi be doing in Montana territory anyway. No city no, other Jews, no Synagogue, no congregation. AND....it's very obvious, from these facts and many others, that Johnstone had absolutely no idea about Jews. So what's he in the book for. And it's incumbent for every young Jew to get married. VERY phony . VERY loosely written. McAllister who has great-grand-children -supposedly- is just over 60........ And a "mountain man roving all over the country, wherr would he so improbably have assembled such a family, which needed a home, and roots even for a beginning. Which means he wouldn't have settled even long enough to have married and had a few children . And this immense fortune he has. Did he have a "magic slave in a bottle"....?? No wonder Johnstone could have turned out 3 hundred+ books.. churned them out is more correct.
Guest 2 years ago
I know why Moses Danzig, the "rabbi" is in the book. To provide "comic relief" with his ridiculous antics as written. And that the mountain men allowed him to go with them, and be an extra burden is more ridiculous. The writer seems to have forgotten that he is the nearest thing to a doctor, in the wagon train. He'd be needed to take care of wounded of which there are some, . This is not only a rotten book but a really rotten writer. Sloppy, poor detail, blood and gore are certainly NOT enough to make a book, although Johnstone seems to have that as a formula. I thought L'Amour was not so good but he's a genius compared to Johnstone who also seems to know little about cowboys, or mountain men except maybe what he's seen in the movies. I haven't reas any of his uncle's yet, whom he may be trying to copy, but he couldn't be worse. It reminds me of "Felix Francis" trying to pretend to be "Dick Francis". The only writer son better than the father, may have been Alexandre Dumas fils, although Pere was very good, and it's a toss up between two masters .
Guest 2 years ago
Jews, religious Jews DO NOT take their hats off. It is a biblical injunction, fromm antiwuity to keep one's head covered from respect of the Creator. During the early medieval perios amid torment and persecution the custom lapsed, but revived around the times of the Portuguese Inquisition which was in the century before the Spanish Inq.Johnstone , more and more shows he knows NOTHING about Jews, except that "they don't eat pork"..
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