Longarm 245: Longarm And the Vanishing Virgin (2010)
Longarm 245: Longarm And the Vanishing Virgin
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The settlement was, by and large, a cattle town, serving the vast ranches here in the northeast comer of the territory. Longarm had visited Raton many times before, and when he swung down from the train car, his long-legged strides carried him through the depot and down the street toward the local office of the Richter, Gramlich & Burke Stagecoach Company.
He stepped from the boardwalk into the frame building and saw a tall man with a rust-colored beard standing behind a counter. “You the ticket... agent?” asked Longarm.
“I’m Burke,” replied the man, who wore a leather vest and a string tie. “What can I do for you?”
Longarm frowned slightly. “You run this station yourself?”
“When I have to. And for the past week, my regular man’s been down with a fever. You need to buy a ticket, mister?” Burke’s attitude was brisk and all business, as befitted a co-owner of the stage line.
“The first thing I need is some information.” Longarm took both his identification and the photograph of Nora Canady from inside his coat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The settlement was, by and large, a cattle town, serving the vast ranches here in the northeast comer of the territory. Longarm had visited Raton many times before, and when he swung down from the train car, his long-legged strides carried him through the depot and down the street toward the local office of the Richter, Gramlich & Burke Stagecoach Company.
He stepped from the boardwalk into the frame building and saw a tall man with a rust-colored beard standing behind a counter. “You the ticket... agent?” asked Longarm.
“I’m Burke,” replied the man, who wore a leather vest and a string tie. “What can I do for you?”
Longarm frowned slightly. “You run this station yourself?”
“When I have to. And for the past week, my regular man’s been down with a fever. You need to buy a ticket, mister?” Burke’s attitude was brisk and all business, as befitted a co-owner of the stage line.
“The first thing I need is some information.” Longarm took both his identification and the photograph of Nora Canady from inside his coat.
What to read after Longarm 245: Longarm And the Vanishing Virgin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evans, Tabor to read onlineMoreLess
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