Devil's Canyon (2013)
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Felix Blackburn shouted. “Let’s greet the gents that saved our bacon.”
With Josh Snyder helping the wounded Isaac Puckett along, they fought their way through the jumble of rock to the opposite side of the canyon. But when they looked toward the rim, they couldn’t believe their eyes, for there was a line of mounted Indians, and each of them had a Winchester under his arm! Blackburn was first to recover from the shock and was raising his own Winchester, when a cold voice stopped him.
“I wouldn’t ...do that, pilgrim.”
Blackburn lowered the weapon, and a skeleton-thin rider made his way through the line of mounted Indians to the canyon’s rim.
“Who are you?” Blackburn demanded.
“Hueso. Don’t mind the Utes. They won’t bother you, long as you don’t make sudden, unfriendly moves.”
He nodded to the Indians and five of them uncoiled lariats. A loop was dropped over the heads of the three men and the two horses. The men were quickly brought up to the canyon rim, but it was with considerable difficulty the horses were assisted in climbing up the steep wall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Felix Blackburn shouted. “Let’s greet the gents that saved our bacon.”
With Josh Snyder helping the wounded Isaac Puckett along, they fought their way through the jumble of rock to the opposite side of the canyon. But when they looked toward the rim, they couldn’t believe their eyes, for there was a line of mounted Indians, and each of them had a Winchester under his arm! Blackburn was first to recover from the shock and was raising his own Winchester, when a cold voice stopped him.
“I wouldn’t ...do that, pilgrim.”
Blackburn lowered the weapon, and a skeleton-thin rider made his way through the line of mounted Indians to the canyon’s rim.
“Who are you?” Blackburn demanded.
“Hueso. Don’t mind the Utes. They won’t bother you, long as you don’t make sudden, unfriendly moves.”
He nodded to the Indians and five of them uncoiled lariats. A loop was dropped over the heads of the three men and the two horses. The men were quickly brought up to the canyon rim, but it was with considerable difficulty the horses were assisted in climbing up the steep wall.
What to read after Devil's Canyon?
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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