Guns of the Canyonlands
Guns of the Canyonlands
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For the rest of the morning Tyree kept himself busy with chores that badly needed to be done around the ranch.
He spent a couple of hours cutting hay against the coming winter. He had just straightened up and hammered in place a sagging partition between two of the stalls in the barn when Lorena stepped inside.
Despite the heat of the day she looked cool and lovely in a green velvet riding skirt topped by a butterfly yellow shirt, her hair drawn back from her face with a ribbon of the same color....
Tyree, feeling sweaty and dirty, tossed his hammer into the tool chest and smiled. “You look wonderful today, like a meadow of wild flowers.”
Lorena dropped a little curtsy. “Well, thank you, kind sir.” She turned and nodded to her saddled horse, a basket tied behind the saddle. “I wondered if you would like to join me for a picnic.”
“I’d love to,” Tyree said, delighted at the prospect. “Just as soon as I wash up some.”
He stepped outside to a barrel topped up by water from the creek, loosened the red bandana around his neck, then splashed his face and neck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the rest of the morning Tyree kept himself busy with chores that badly needed to be done around the ranch.
He spent a couple of hours cutting hay against the coming winter. He had just straightened up and hammered in place a sagging partition between two of the stalls in the barn when Lorena stepped inside.
Despite the heat of the day she looked cool and lovely in a green velvet riding skirt topped by a butterfly yellow shirt, her hair drawn back from her face with a ribbon of the same color....
Tyree, feeling sweaty and dirty, tossed his hammer into the tool chest and smiled. “You look wonderful today, like a meadow of wild flowers.”
Lorena dropped a little curtsy. “Well, thank you, kind sir.” She turned and nodded to her saddled horse, a basket tied behind the saddle. “I wondered if you would like to join me for a picnic.”
“I’d love to,” Tyree said, delighted at the prospect. “Just as soon as I wash up some.”
He stepped outside to a barrel topped up by water from the creek, loosened the red bandana around his neck, then splashed his face and neck.
What to read after Guns of the Canyonlands?
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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