Comstock Cross Fire
Comstock Cross Fire
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The half-breed wasn’t there one moment, but he was there the next with his gun in one hand and a rock clenched in the other.
Joe was chained beside Fiona on a wagon wheel facing their campfire. When he saw the half-breed appear, Joe was impressed, for he knew that very few whites other than a few of the old mountain men and Indian scouts could move so stealthily.
“Evenin’,” Joe said to the breed. “I’d get up and fix you a plate of beans, pork, and bread, but as you can see I’m chained to this wa...gon wheel, so I’ll just ask Eli to do it for me.”
“Gawddamn you, Moss,” Eli hissed. “You need to keep your big mouth shut!”
“Stow it!” Holt snapped, looking at the tall young half-breed who was dressed in white man’s clothes except for a beaded buckskin belt and his moccasins. “You can holster that gun and drop that rock, Johnny. By the way, why the rock?”
“I can hit a running jackrabbit with a rock,” Redman answered. “It saves wastin’ bullets, and I can throw this rock hard enough to break a man’s skull without a sound.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The half-breed wasn’t there one moment, but he was there the next with his gun in one hand and a rock clenched in the other.
Joe was chained beside Fiona on a wagon wheel facing their campfire. When he saw the half-breed appear, Joe was impressed, for he knew that very few whites other than a few of the old mountain men and Indian scouts could move so stealthily.
“Evenin’,” Joe said to the breed. “I’d get up and fix you a plate of beans, pork, and bread, but as you can see I’m chained to this wa...gon wheel, so I’ll just ask Eli to do it for me.”
“Gawddamn you, Moss,” Eli hissed. “You need to keep your big mouth shut!”
“Stow it!” Holt snapped, looking at the tall young half-breed who was dressed in white man’s clothes except for a beaded buckskin belt and his moccasins. “You can holster that gun and drop that rock, Johnny. By the way, why the rock?”
“I can hit a running jackrabbit with a rock,” Redman answered. “It saves wastin’ bullets, and I can throw this rock hard enough to break a man’s skull without a sound.”
What to read after Comstock Cross Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gary Franklin to read onlineMoreLess
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