No Man's Land
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Jed Kylie looked in frank irritation at Snake Eye, who had without ceremony—much less permission—just taken his place riding his gleaming black gelding flank-to-flank with the baron’s chestnut stallion in the very midst of his cortege. The baron of Hugoville rode at the head of the Grand Army of the Des Moines River Valley Cattlemen’s Protective Association, although he had a cavalry troop out scouting the way ahead.
“I’m not even gonna ask how you managed to get past all the aides and sec m...en who are supposed to keep the rabble away from my skinny august ass,” Kylie said. “But I will ask what the glowing night shit that was you asked me?”
“It meant, ‘Whither goest thou, Lord,’” Snake Eye said. “A classical allusion. A weakness of mine.”
“I’m guessing you’re not just along to help me enjoy the morning sunshine,” the baron said.
“No, indeed. Although it is a fine, fair morning.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jed Kylie looked in frank irritation at Snake Eye, who had without ceremony—much less permission—just taken his place riding his gleaming black gelding flank-to-flank with the baron’s chestnut stallion in the very midst of his cortege. The baron of Hugoville rode at the head of the Grand Army of the Des Moines River Valley Cattlemen’s Protective Association, although he had a cavalry troop out scouting the way ahead.
“I’m not even gonna ask how you managed to get past all the aides and sec m...en who are supposed to keep the rabble away from my skinny august ass,” Kylie said. “But I will ask what the glowing night shit that was you asked me?”
“It meant, ‘Whither goest thou, Lord,’” Snake Eye said. “A classical allusion. A weakness of mine.”
“I’m guessing you’re not just along to help me enjoy the morning sunshine,” the baron said.
“No, indeed. Although it is a fine, fair morning.”
What to read after No Man's Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Axler to read onlineMoreLess
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