A Texas Hill Country Christmas (2015)
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He felt revitalized by the time supper was over, but Sally was yawning and Smoke knew she was ready to turn in.
“Why don’t you go ahead?” he told her. “I’ll be along later.”
“Do you want me to try to stay awake?”
“No, that’s all right,” Smoke said.
Sally smiled and said, “Normally I might argue with you, but I’m really tired tonight. Some sleep is going to feel good.”
The stagecoach station had a large dining room in the middle, with three small bedrooms for passengers on each side and the kitch...en and Bertha’s quarters in the back. Bertha’s son Ronald, who had a friendly smile like his mother but wasn’t quite right in the head, worked as the station’s hostler and had a small room of his own in the barn behind the station.
Sally, Mrs. Carter, and the Purcells retired for the evening, leaving Smoke, Arley Hicks, and Herman Langston in the main room, along with the driver, Floyd Horton, and the shotgun guard, Tom Burke.
Langston took a cigar from his vest pocket and set fire to the gasper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He felt revitalized by the time supper was over, but Sally was yawning and Smoke knew she was ready to turn in.
“Why don’t you go ahead?” he told her. “I’ll be along later.”
“Do you want me to try to stay awake?”
“No, that’s all right,” Smoke said.
Sally smiled and said, “Normally I might argue with you, but I’m really tired tonight. Some sleep is going to feel good.”
The stagecoach station had a large dining room in the middle, with three small bedrooms for passengers on each side and the kitch...en and Bertha’s quarters in the back. Bertha’s son Ronald, who had a friendly smile like his mother but wasn’t quite right in the head, worked as the station’s hostler and had a small room of his own in the barn behind the station.
Sally, Mrs. Carter, and the Purcells retired for the evening, leaving Smoke, Arley Hicks, and Herman Langston in the main room, along with the driver, Floyd Horton, and the shotgun guard, Tom Burke.
Langston took a cigar from his vest pocket and set fire to the gasper.
What to read after A Texas Hill Country Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William W. Johnstone to read onlineMoreLess
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