Stingaree
Stingaree
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And the thing was a very workman- like revolver, with a heavy cartridge in each of its six chambers.
Vanheimert handled it with trembling fingers* and packed it afresh in the pocket where it least affected his personal contour, its angles softened by a big bandanna handkerchief^ only to take it 84 "To the Vile Dust" out yet again with a resolution that opened a fresh sluice in every pore. The blanket that had been lent to him, and Howie's blanket, both lay at his feet; he threw one over either ...arm, and witfi the revolver thus efiFectually concealed, but grasped for action with finger on trigger, sallied forth at last.
Stingaree was still seated in the narrowing shade of his own tent. Vanheimert was within five paces of him before he looked up so very quickly, with such a rapid adjustment of the terrible eye-glass, that Vanheimert stood stock-still, and the butt of his hidden weapon turned colder than ever in his melting hand.
"Why, what have you got there?" cried Sting- aree. "And what's the matter with you, man?" he added, as Vanheimert stood taking in his socks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the thing was a very workman- like revolver, with a heavy cartridge in each of its six chambers.
Vanheimert handled it with trembling fingers* and packed it afresh in the pocket where it least affected his personal contour, its angles softened by a big bandanna handkerchief^ only to take it 84 "To the Vile Dust" out yet again with a resolution that opened a fresh sluice in every pore. The blanket that had been lent to him, and Howie's blanket, both lay at his feet; he threw one over either ...arm, and witfi the revolver thus efiFectually concealed, but grasped for action with finger on trigger, sallied forth at last.
Stingaree was still seated in the narrowing shade of his own tent. Vanheimert was within five paces of him before he looked up so very quickly, with such a rapid adjustment of the terrible eye-glass, that Vanheimert stood stock-still, and the butt of his hidden weapon turned colder than ever in his melting hand.
"Why, what have you got there?" cried Sting- aree. "And what's the matter with you, man?" he added, as Vanheimert stood taking in his socks.
What to read after Stingaree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hornung Ernest William to read onlineMoreLess
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