Ride the Moon Down (2010)
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Carson roared.
Bass jerked around there in the shade of that awning strung over the trading blankets where he was consumed that morning with selecting between bolts of the fine woolen tradecloth or some of the coarser ginghams and calicos. Red-faced and slit-eyed, the diminutive Carson suddenly appeared, on the verge of exploding, as Meek, Newell, and others leaped to their feet, surrounding Kit.
“Who you looking for?” Tom Fitzpatrick demanded as he stepped around a plank counter toward Carson.
...Shaking with anger, Kit growled, “The Frenchman! Shunar!”
“We got rid of him yestiddy, Kit,” Meek declared soothingly.
“Run him off,” Carson concurred. “But—he went and made trouble for hisself in the ’Rapaho camp.”
“’Rapahos?” Newell repeated. “Where you been sparking that purty squaw?”
A dark cloud immediately shadowed the short man’s countenance. “When Shunar left here, the bastard went down by the crik, close by the ’Rapaho camp. He laid a’wait there for dark to come, watching for Grass Singing.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carson roared.
Bass jerked around there in the shade of that awning strung over the trading blankets where he was consumed that morning with selecting between bolts of the fine woolen tradecloth or some of the coarser ginghams and calicos. Red-faced and slit-eyed, the diminutive Carson suddenly appeared, on the verge of exploding, as Meek, Newell, and others leaped to their feet, surrounding Kit.
“Who you looking for?” Tom Fitzpatrick demanded as he stepped around a plank counter toward Carson.
...Shaking with anger, Kit growled, “The Frenchman! Shunar!”
“We got rid of him yestiddy, Kit,” Meek declared soothingly.
“Run him off,” Carson concurred. “But—he went and made trouble for hisself in the ’Rapaho camp.”
“’Rapahos?” Newell repeated. “Where you been sparking that purty squaw?”
A dark cloud immediately shadowed the short man’s countenance. “When Shunar left here, the bastard went down by the crik, close by the ’Rapaho camp. He laid a’wait there for dark to come, watching for Grass Singing.”
What to read after Ride the Moon Down?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry C. Johnston to read onlineMoreLess
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