Savage Texas: the Stampeders
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He was almost entirely certain that the brand he could barely make out over the distance was in fact his. He swept the glasses to the right and found a view of one of the men on horseback just outside the corral. He focused in and held the glasses steady, but the man was a stranger.
A rustling operation? Surely so, but Heller couldn’t quite put together why it was being done in the way it was. The cattle were crowded together to an unreasonable degree, as if about to be herded onto cattle cars. ...But no railroad ran here.
Moving his field of view about some, he found another man on horseback, facing roughly in his direction. Heller adjusted the glasses and suddenly drew in his breath. On the back of the horse was a man with the same face as that which looked out in blind portraiture from the front corner of the Dog Star Saloon. Toleen!
This, of course, could not be the same man. It had to be his twin. If Julia had been right in identifying the dead one as Cal Toleen, that had to be Cal’s twin brother, Drew, out there on horseback.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was almost entirely certain that the brand he could barely make out over the distance was in fact his. He swept the glasses to the right and found a view of one of the men on horseback just outside the corral. He focused in and held the glasses steady, but the man was a stranger.
A rustling operation? Surely so, but Heller couldn’t quite put together why it was being done in the way it was. The cattle were crowded together to an unreasonable degree, as if about to be herded onto cattle cars. ...But no railroad ran here.
Moving his field of view about some, he found another man on horseback, facing roughly in his direction. Heller adjusted the glasses and suddenly drew in his breath. On the back of the horse was a man with the same face as that which looked out in blind portraiture from the front corner of the Dog Star Saloon. Toleen!
This, of course, could not be the same man. It had to be his twin. If Julia had been right in identifying the dead one as Cal Toleen, that had to be Cal’s twin brother, Drew, out there on horseback.
What to read after Savage Texas: the Stampeders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J. A. Johnstone to read onlineMoreLess
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