Showdown At Buffalo Jump
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First to the general store for one-by-fours and white-lead paint. Then to the Baldry place to pick up fifty-or-so hens and a few roosters.
The Baldrys had been surprised when Max ordered the birds. It was too early to butcher, and too close to winter to expect eggs much longer. Max didn’t tell them why he needed the chickens. That was between him and Catherine, and he hadn’t even told her yet.
When Max returned to the Patchucks’, Catherine was sitting in a rocker on the porch. Her luggage—pitifu...lly little for the accumulation of a lifetime—sprawled beside her.
Max pulled the mare to a stop and tipped his hat.
“I’ve got it all,” he said.
Catherine nodded, not realizing all he meant by that statement.
Max stepped down and offered Catherine his hand as she climbed into the wagon seat. Then he loaded her baggage next to the makeshift chicken pen, climbed aboard, and wheeled the wagon around, walking the mare down the street to Millard’s.
“Back in a second,” Max said as he got down and disappeared into the bar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First to the general store for one-by-fours and white-lead paint. Then to the Baldry place to pick up fifty-or-so hens and a few roosters.
The Baldrys had been surprised when Max ordered the birds. It was too early to butcher, and too close to winter to expect eggs much longer. Max didn’t tell them why he needed the chickens. That was between him and Catherine, and he hadn’t even told her yet.
When Max returned to the Patchucks’, Catherine was sitting in a rocker on the porch. Her luggage—pitifu...lly little for the accumulation of a lifetime—sprawled beside her.
Max pulled the mare to a stop and tipped his hat.
“I’ve got it all,” he said.
Catherine nodded, not realizing all he meant by that statement.
Max stepped down and offered Catherine his hand as she climbed into the wagon seat. Then he loaded her baggage next to the makeshift chicken pen, climbed aboard, and wheeled the wagon around, walking the mare down the street to Millard’s.
“Back in a second,” Max said as he got down and disappeared into the bar.
What to read after Showdown At Buffalo Jump?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gary D. Svee to read onlineMoreLess
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