Gambling Man
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Twelve thousand dollars had been lost in the robbery.
Realization broke upon the town with the suddenness of a winter storm. This loss came out of their own pockets. Townspeople and grim-faced squatters gathered angrily in front of the bank, demanding their money.The lawyers came out and told them there was nothing they could do. The money was gone. The bank had not been insured. Then they caught the next stage for Landow.The citizens cast about for an object toward which to hurl their anger, an...d saw young Jefferson Blaine.Jeff would not soon forget these next few days and weeks that followed. No promise nor threat nor supplication could bring him out of the house to face those hundreds of angry eyes. The man of pride and swagger had been crushed with one cruel blow, and Jefferson Blaine became a boy again—a frightened boy.He found no strength in glossy boots of soft black kid, nor in his strong right hand which could aim and fire a Colt's revolver with deadly accuracy.He did not go the academy that day, nor the two days following.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twelve thousand dollars had been lost in the robbery.
Realization broke upon the town with the suddenness of a winter storm. This loss came out of their own pockets. Townspeople and grim-faced squatters gathered angrily in front of the bank, demanding their money.The lawyers came out and told them there was nothing they could do. The money was gone. The bank had not been insured. Then they caught the next stage for Landow.The citizens cast about for an object toward which to hurl their anger, an...d saw young Jefferson Blaine.Jeff would not soon forget these next few days and weeks that followed. No promise nor threat nor supplication could bring him out of the house to face those hundreds of angry eyes. The man of pride and swagger had been crushed with one cruel blow, and Jefferson Blaine became a boy again—a frightened boy.He found no strength in glossy boots of soft black kid, nor in his strong right hand which could aim and fire a Colt's revolver with deadly accuracy.He did not go the academy that day, nor the two days following.
What to read after Gambling Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clifton Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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