Novel 1966 - Kilrone (V5.0)
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He lay still for a time, just listening, as was his habit. It was a practice developed long ago, the practice of a man who traveled much in wild country.His mind was immediately alert, remembering how he had come here, and remembering his exhaustion. Even now he did not wish to move, although he knew he must. There was something here that remained undone.He had reported to the commanding officer—Frank Paddock, of all people—giving him the news of the fate of I Troop and of the officer commanding... the post. Which left Major Frank Bell Paddock in command.His eyes were on the island of light on the ceiling over the lamp, which had its wick turned low. Beyond the screen he heard a faint rustle of movement, and realized somebody was there, waiting, watching over him.Well, he did not need care—his wound was almost healed. It was the weakness it had left him with, and the driving hard ride that had made him fold up.Paddock…how the man had changed! All the edge was gone. His face was puffy, and he had looked beaten.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He lay still for a time, just listening, as was his habit. It was a practice developed long ago, the practice of a man who traveled much in wild country.His mind was immediately alert, remembering how he had come here, and remembering his exhaustion. Even now he did not wish to move, although he knew he must. There was something here that remained undone.He had reported to the commanding officer—Frank Paddock, of all people—giving him the news of the fate of I Troop and of the officer commanding... the post. Which left Major Frank Bell Paddock in command.His eyes were on the island of light on the ceiling over the lamp, which had its wick turned low. Beyond the screen he heard a faint rustle of movement, and realized somebody was there, waiting, watching over him.Well, he did not need care—his wound was almost healed. It was the weakness it had left him with, and the driving hard ride that had made him fold up.Paddock…how the man had changed! All the edge was gone. His face was puffy, and he had looked beaten.
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Guest 2 years ago
All this nonsense about Sproul. Why doesn't he just shoot him. He's caused the deaths of likely hundreds of people during his career, and this story shows how blatant he is. But L'mour always has to have a childish , silly fight fight, where the fighters' legs "spraddle" and the heel rolls on a pebble at the critical time. etc.Write Review:
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