Bullet Creek
Bullet Creek
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Her pistol was snugged into a saddle holster just below the horn.
“Good morning,” she said, smiling, eyes bright, hair blowing, as if nothing had happened between them.
“Mornin’.”
“Come out to find me for a morning ride?”
“I’m heading to Tio Muranga’s. You best mosey.”
“Muranga’s?” Karla turned her horse and fell in beside his right stirrup. “That’s on de Cava range, isn’t it?”
Navarro nodded. “I’m gonna send Tio for Sanchez. We’re gonna meet at the stage station to discuss the situation.”
“Oh, ...the stage station. Convenient.”
Navarro ignored her sarcasm. “This isn’t work for a girl. Skedaddle.”
“Ske-daddle?” Karla said, wrinkling her nose skeptically. “I’m a little old for skedaddle, don’t you think, Tommy?”
“No, and I don’t think you’re too old for a whipping, either, so run along before you get my back up.”
“Let me ride along to the station.”
Tom shot her a hard look. “No.”
Karla held up her left hand, palm out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her pistol was snugged into a saddle holster just below the horn.
“Good morning,” she said, smiling, eyes bright, hair blowing, as if nothing had happened between them.
“Mornin’.”
“Come out to find me for a morning ride?”
“I’m heading to Tio Muranga’s. You best mosey.”
“Muranga’s?” Karla turned her horse and fell in beside his right stirrup. “That’s on de Cava range, isn’t it?”
Navarro nodded. “I’m gonna send Tio for Sanchez. We’re gonna meet at the stage station to discuss the situation.”
“Oh, ...the stage station. Convenient.”
Navarro ignored her sarcasm. “This isn’t work for a girl. Skedaddle.”
“Ske-daddle?” Karla said, wrinkling her nose skeptically. “I’m a little old for skedaddle, don’t you think, Tommy?”
“No, and I don’t think you’re too old for a whipping, either, so run along before you get my back up.”
“Let me ride along to the station.”
Tom shot her a hard look. “No.”
Karla held up her left hand, palm out.
What to read after Bullet Creek?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Compton, Ralph to read onlineMoreLess
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