Texas Tiger Th3
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He had to have been mad to come north to the civilized environs that used carriages on city streets. He had no use for carriages, but his leg had little use for walking. He needed a horse.
Pain shot through his cramped leg muscles as he reached the ticket office and leaned against the counter. "When did the train to Chicago leave?" he demanded of the startled clerk.
The man checked the big clock on the wall. "Twenty minutes ago. There's not another out until tomorrow morning." This couldn't be h...appening. Daniel shut his eyes and tried to think clearly. He opened them again an instant later when another thought occurred to him. "Were the Hanovers on it? I was supposed to meet them here." The clerk pulled a long face. "They certainly were. Mr. Mulloney gave them his private car. Sad story, isn't is? Poor Miss Georgina, she was always a smiling mite. Darned pity she had to inherit that condition from her mother. Goes to show that money can't buy everything, don't it?" Money could buy a damned lot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had to have been mad to come north to the civilized environs that used carriages on city streets. He had no use for carriages, but his leg had little use for walking. He needed a horse.
Pain shot through his cramped leg muscles as he reached the ticket office and leaned against the counter. "When did the train to Chicago leave?" he demanded of the startled clerk.
The man checked the big clock on the wall. "Twenty minutes ago. There's not another out until tomorrow morning." This couldn't be h...appening. Daniel shut his eyes and tried to think clearly. He opened them again an instant later when another thought occurred to him. "Were the Hanovers on it? I was supposed to meet them here." The clerk pulled a long face. "They certainly were. Mr. Mulloney gave them his private car. Sad story, isn't is? Poor Miss Georgina, she was always a smiling mite. Darned pity she had to inherit that condition from her mother. Goes to show that money can't buy everything, don't it?" Money could buy a damned lot.
What to read after Texas Tiger Th3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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