Taggart (1959)
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He got out several cartridges and placed them in a neat row on a flat rock. They looked good there, ready for business. He put the Winchester down and sat back, watching the Indians moving about the fire, near the spring.
Thoughts of the women went through his mind. That Consuelo was a fine figure of a woman. Give a man a time in bed, but for staying quality, day in and day out living, she wouldn't hold a candle to Miriam Stark.
He thought of the strange feeling that had risen within him when he... sat his horse in the darkness outside the canyon, knowing there was someone near, even knowing that someone was a woman and desirable. It made no sense, but there it was. He had known.
One of the Apaches was looking up the slope. He had a feeling, that warrior did ... he had him a hunch. Maybe Taggart's attention had drawn their attention. He waited, watching without looking directly at them.
The Apache had stepped out from the rest now and was looking up the mountain. Taggart knew he could not be seen ...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He got out several cartridges and placed them in a neat row on a flat rock. They looked good there, ready for business. He put the Winchester down and sat back, watching the Indians moving about the fire, near the spring.
Thoughts of the women went through his mind. That Consuelo was a fine figure of a woman. Give a man a time in bed, but for staying quality, day in and day out living, she wouldn't hold a candle to Miriam Stark.
He thought of the strange feeling that had risen within him when he... sat his horse in the darkness outside the canyon, knowing there was someone near, even knowing that someone was a woman and desirable. It made no sense, but there it was. He had known.
One of the Apaches was looking up the slope. He had a feeling, that warrior did ... he had him a hunch. Maybe Taggart's attention had drawn their attention. He waited, watching without looking directly at them.
The Apache had stepped out from the rest now and was looking up the mountain. Taggart knew he could not be seen ...
What to read after Taggart (1959)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L'amour, Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest a year ago
That's a good bit of Lamour nonsense. The wagon could easily have been concealed, NOT because the owners would return to it, but because they had to proceed on foot to where they were going, and a wagon left in the open would certainly attract the unwelcome attention of Apaches who would then scout around for a week looking for tracks.
Guest a year ago
I hope the readers by now hav been long irritated by the 50-60 times that Connie's fear of the APaches is driving her to betrayal and criminality.
Guest a year ago
The rest of the story about the conditions of the mine, nearly a chapter are identical word for word to the other story. I'm expecting to read soon about the flat slabs of paving Stark makes so that he acn run easily in case the cone begins to collapse.Write Review:
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