The Desert Trail
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Where s our friend, Don Juan ? Why didn t he let me know?" "You can search me ! " railed De Lancey . " Seems like everybody quits you down here the minute you get into trouble. I got arrested night before last by those damned rurales Manuel Del Rey was behind it, you can bet your life on that and I ve been here ever since!" "Well, what are you pinched for? Who do I go and see?" "Pinched for nothing!" cried De Lancey bitterly. "Pinched because I m a Mexican citizen and can t protect myself! I m ...incomunicado for three days!" "Well, I ll get you out, all right, " said Hooker, leaning closer against the bars. "Here, have a smoke did they frisk you of your makings ? " "No, " snapped De Lancey crossly, "but Pm out THE DESERT TRAIL 137 of everything by this time. Bud, I tell you I ve had a time of it! They threw me in here with this crazy, murdering Mexican and I haven t had a wink of sleep for two days. He s quiet now, but I don t want any more. " "Well, say, " began Bud again, "what are you charged with?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where s our friend, Don Juan ? Why didn t he let me know?" "You can search me ! " railed De Lancey . " Seems like everybody quits you down here the minute you get into trouble. I got arrested night before last by those damned rurales Manuel Del Rey was behind it, you can bet your life on that and I ve been here ever since!" "Well, what are you pinched for? Who do I go and see?" "Pinched for nothing!" cried De Lancey bitterly. "Pinched because I m a Mexican citizen and can t protect myself! I m ...incomunicado for three days!" "Well, I ll get you out, all right, " said Hooker, leaning closer against the bars. "Here, have a smoke did they frisk you of your makings ? " "No, " snapped De Lancey crossly, "but Pm out THE DESERT TRAIL 137 of everything by this time. Bud, I tell you I ve had a time of it! They threw me in here with this crazy, murdering Mexican and I haven t had a wink of sleep for two days. He s quiet now, but I don t want any more. " "Well, say, " began Bud again, "what are you charged with?
What to read after The Desert Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coolidge Dane to read onlineMoreLess
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