Chancy (1968)
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We rode on, but just before sundown we came on another bunch of tracks, also headed a little south of west ... only four riders this time.
Nobody was taking any bets, but we were all doing some serious contemplating. So far, it didn't mean a thing, but there'd been talk here and there of the Cheyennes getting together, with rumors of them going on the warpath.
Fort Laramie was the biggest army post I'd seen. It lay on the flat in a bend of the Laramie River, named for a French-Canadian trapper, ...Jacques La Ramee, who was killed by Indians in 1820. The fort had first been a fur-trading post, back in 1834, and folks bound west had stopped off there for many a year.
It was quite a place, with a lot of buildings of all sorts scattered about, maybe half of them around the parade ground, the rest seemingly located without any plan. The hills around were brown with autumn, and most of the trees along the river had already shed their leaves.
We rode up to the sutler's store, dismounted, tied our horses, and went inside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We rode on, but just before sundown we came on another bunch of tracks, also headed a little south of west ... only four riders this time.
Nobody was taking any bets, but we were all doing some serious contemplating. So far, it didn't mean a thing, but there'd been talk here and there of the Cheyennes getting together, with rumors of them going on the warpath.
Fort Laramie was the biggest army post I'd seen. It lay on the flat in a bend of the Laramie River, named for a French-Canadian trapper, ...Jacques La Ramee, who was killed by Indians in 1820. The fort had first been a fur-trading post, back in 1834, and folks bound west had stopped off there for many a year.
It was quite a place, with a lot of buildings of all sorts scattered about, maybe half of them around the parade ground, the rest seemingly located without any plan. The hills around were brown with autumn, and most of the trees along the river had already shed their leaves.
We rode up to the sutler's store, dismounted, tied our horses, and went inside.
What to read after Chancy (1968)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L'amour, Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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