Rage of Eagles (2016)
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The families took up residence in the ranch houses that had been vacated when the former owners were either run out of the country or killed by the hired guns of the cattlemen’s association. There were eight Noonan brothers, counting Nance, six cousins, and a small army of kids, ranging in age from toddlers to grown men in their early twenties. The Noonan clan swelled the population of the county by about a hundred and they claimed thousands of acres of land. Each family had six to ten hands, mo...st of them hired guns. Stegman claimed as his own what had been the third largest ranch in the area and moved in his family and a few of his hands. The rest of he and Noonan’s cowboys were pushing the herd up and were still several weeks away.
The businesspeople in the town of Gilman were overjoyed at the prospect of new customers. A new café had been added, as well as a new saloon and several other businesses. The new saloon was called the Purple Palace, but was soon shortened to just the Palace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The families took up residence in the ranch houses that had been vacated when the former owners were either run out of the country or killed by the hired guns of the cattlemen’s association. There were eight Noonan brothers, counting Nance, six cousins, and a small army of kids, ranging in age from toddlers to grown men in their early twenties. The Noonan clan swelled the population of the county by about a hundred and they claimed thousands of acres of land. Each family had six to ten hands, mo...st of them hired guns. Stegman claimed as his own what had been the third largest ranch in the area and moved in his family and a few of his hands. The rest of he and Noonan’s cowboys were pushing the herd up and were still several weeks away.
The businesspeople in the town of Gilman were overjoyed at the prospect of new customers. A new café had been added, as well as a new saloon and several other businesses. The new saloon was called the Purple Palace, but was soon shortened to just the Palace.
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Guest 3 years ago
The Miles and Lars Gilman miraculous "cobversion , both at the same time ie too utterly unconvincing and very shoddy work of this distinguished writer.Their characters built up throughout the book are far too fixed to ever show or ave any kindness to anyone. A very poor, but expected "laying of hands" by Saint Falcon ......
Guest 3 years ago
Why does the writer always spoil a good yarn by dumping people in a pile of horse balls......always. He's used that same rubbish about a hundred times already. always the same. just like the fast gun who "never cleared leather" before Falcon shot him. Childish, appealing to the lowest mental level of reader. Otherwise this is a good story.Write Review:
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