Making Good a Story of Northwest Canada
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**Now, it's up to you. Young, to make good. You've been quite frank about what you can't do, so I want to give you a fair chance, and I haven 't any doubts about the result. Chris here will help you to get acquainted with a pony, so that you can soon take your place on the range. ' ' 79 80 MAKING GOOD He then walked away and left Jack in the care of Chris.
**What d^ou want to be around a ranch for if you can't rideT' growled the latter in surly tones.
**0h, I can ride a bit, '* replied Jack che...er- fully. **I only want a bit more experience. '^ ** Well, if it's experience you want you'll jolly soon get it. Come along this way and we'll see what you can do. " Now this conversation had been overheard by many of the boys in the **bunk house, " as the men's quarters were called.
The rancher's nephew was no favorite, and they knew that Jack was in for a rough time as he walked away with him toward the corral. At the same time, the prospect of a bit of fun at the expense of this young greenhorn was not to be resisted, and even though they knew that they would have to laugh with Chris, they were quite prepared to overlook this disagreeable feature of what promised to be a really interest- ing time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
**Now, it's up to you. Young, to make good. You've been quite frank about what you can't do, so I want to give you a fair chance, and I haven 't any doubts about the result. Chris here will help you to get acquainted with a pony, so that you can soon take your place on the range. ' ' 79 80 MAKING GOOD He then walked away and left Jack in the care of Chris.
**What d^ou want to be around a ranch for if you can't rideT' growled the latter in surly tones.
**0h, I can ride a bit, '* replied Jack che...er- fully. **I only want a bit more experience. '^ ** Well, if it's experience you want you'll jolly soon get it. Come along this way and we'll see what you can do. " Now this conversation had been overheard by many of the boys in the **bunk house, " as the men's quarters were called.
The rancher's nephew was no favorite, and they knew that Jack was in for a rough time as he walked away with him toward the corral. At the same time, the prospect of a bit of fun at the expense of this young greenhorn was not to be resisted, and even though they knew that they would have to laugh with Chris, they were quite prepared to overlook this disagreeable feature of what promised to be a really interest- ing time.
What to read after Making Good a Story of Northwest Canada?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Burdon Mckean to read onlineMoreLess
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