Crossing the Plains, Days of '57
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He of the big, brown hat then assumed the role of spokesman, and said: "I understand that he indicated me, by description; and if that mansays I was with the Indians who killed his wife, I will kill him. Lethim say it, and I will shoot him down like a dog, that he is. I amhere to demand of him if he said it. " Another of the three said, in a tone of conciliation: "We are honest men. We came out here from Stockton, California, wherewe live, to meet the emigrants as they come over from the States.... Webuy their weak and disabled stock, such as cannot finish the trip tothe Coast; take the animals onto range that we know of, and in thefall, when they are recuperated, we drive them in for the Californiamarket. " The man under the large hat resumed: "My name is James Tooly. My partners here, are two brothers, namedHawes. And now, if that Englishman, or any one among you, says I waswith the Indians who killed his wife, I will shoot him who says it, right here before you all. " This was said with much vehemence, and punctuated with many oaths.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He of the big, brown hat then assumed the role of spokesman, and said: "I understand that he indicated me, by description; and if that mansays I was with the Indians who killed his wife, I will kill him. Lethim say it, and I will shoot him down like a dog, that he is. I amhere to demand of him if he said it. " Another of the three said, in a tone of conciliation: "We are honest men. We came out here from Stockton, California, wherewe live, to meet the emigrants as they come over from the States.... Webuy their weak and disabled stock, such as cannot finish the trip tothe Coast; take the animals onto range that we know of, and in thefall, when they are recuperated, we drive them in for the Californiamarket. " The man under the large hat resumed: "My name is James Tooly. My partners here, are two brothers, namedHawes. And now, if that Englishman, or any one among you, says I waswith the Indians who killed his wife, I will shoot him who says it, right here before you all. " This was said with much vehemence, and punctuated with many oaths.
What to read after Crossing the Plains, Days of '57?
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