Conagher (1969)
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On their right a ridge of hills with scattered cedars , on their left an open plain sweeping to a far horizon that offered a purple hint o f hills. In all that vastness there was nothin g but the creak and groan of the wagon, an d overhead the sky, brassy with sunlight.
It's only a couple of miles now, Jaco b told her. Just around that point o f rocks. He pointed with his whipstock.
She felt her heart shriveling within her.
It's awfully dry, isn't it?
It's dry, Jacob's tone was abrupt.
It's been... a bad year .
The team plodded, heads bobbing wit h weariness. The last town was fifty mile s behind them, the last ranch almost as far.
In all that distance they had seen not a ranch, a claim shack, or a fence . . . not a horse, a cow, or even a track.
At last he said , I did not promise yo u much, and it is not much, but the land i s ours, and what the land becomes will b e ours, too. The land is not only what it is, i t is what we make it .
The heavy wagon rumbled on, endlessly , monotonously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On their right a ridge of hills with scattered cedars , on their left an open plain sweeping to a far horizon that offered a purple hint o f hills. In all that vastness there was nothin g but the creak and groan of the wagon, an d overhead the sky, brassy with sunlight.
It's only a couple of miles now, Jaco b told her. Just around that point o f rocks. He pointed with his whipstock.
She felt her heart shriveling within her.
It's awfully dry, isn't it?
It's dry, Jacob's tone was abrupt.
It's been... a bad year .
The team plodded, heads bobbing wit h weariness. The last town was fifty mile s behind them, the last ranch almost as far.
In all that distance they had seen not a ranch, a claim shack, or a fence . . . not a horse, a cow, or even a track.
At last he said , I did not promise yo u much, and it is not much, but the land i s ours, and what the land becomes will b e ours, too. The land is not only what it is, i t is what we make it .
The heavy wagon rumbled on, endlessly , monotonously.
What to read after Conagher (1969)?
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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