Longarm And the Wyoming Woman
Longarm And the Wyoming Woman
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By the time they approached Wade Stoneman’s big log ranch house, Longarm was frozen to the bone and wondering if he was crazy to have braved this storm. The wind was blowing a gale and snow blasted them straight in their faces. Longarm felt awful about forcing Addie out into this storm, and he wondered if it would kill Joel Crawford.
“There’s the barn!” Ben shouted over the roar of the wind.
They rode their horses up to the big barn door, and they were all so cold they nearly fell to their knees... when they dismounted. It took three of them to pry and hold the barn doors open against the wind while they got the horses inside.
Longarm lit a match, and Ben found a lantern. Suddenly, they were bathed in faint light and could see stalls and horses. It was below freezing in the barn, but compared to what they’d suffered out on the prairie, it felt warm and cozy.
“Mr. Stoneman’s horse is in that first stall,” Shorty announced. “That means the boss is in the house.”
“He ain’t our boss no more,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By the time they approached Wade Stoneman’s big log ranch house, Longarm was frozen to the bone and wondering if he was crazy to have braved this storm. The wind was blowing a gale and snow blasted them straight in their faces. Longarm felt awful about forcing Addie out into this storm, and he wondered if it would kill Joel Crawford.
“There’s the barn!” Ben shouted over the roar of the wind.
They rode their horses up to the big barn door, and they were all so cold they nearly fell to their knees... when they dismounted. It took three of them to pry and hold the barn doors open against the wind while they got the horses inside.
Longarm lit a match, and Ben found a lantern. Suddenly, they were bathed in faint light and could see stalls and horses. It was below freezing in the barn, but compared to what they’d suffered out on the prairie, it felt warm and cozy.
“Mr. Stoneman’s horse is in that first stall,” Shorty announced. “That means the boss is in the house.”
“He ain’t our boss no more,”
What to read after Longarm And the Wyoming Woman?
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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