The Heart of the Range
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Thethree men clustered round the spot where Racey had dug his hole. Kansas Casey set his foot on the shovel and drove it into the ground. Racey chuckled at the pleasant sight. What must inevitably followwould be even pleasanter.
The deputy sheriff made the dirt fly for six minutes. Then he threwdown the shovel, pushed back his hat, and wiped his face on hissleeve. He spoke, but his language was unintelligible. Jack Harpe saidsomething and picked up the shovel. He began to dig. He cast the earth...about for possibly five minutes.
"Ain't he the prairie-dog, huh?" Racey demanded, jabbing his comradein the ribs with stiffened thumb. "Just watch him scratch gravel. " Suddenly Jake Rule and Kansas Casey turned their backs on thefrantically labouring Jack Harpe and walked away. Jack Harpe watchedthem, threw up a few more half-hearted shovelfuls, and then slammedthe implement to earth with a clatter, hitched up his pants, andstrode hurriedly after the officers.
"That proves it, I guess, " said Swing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thethree men clustered round the spot where Racey had dug his hole. Kansas Casey set his foot on the shovel and drove it into the ground. Racey chuckled at the pleasant sight. What must inevitably followwould be even pleasanter.
The deputy sheriff made the dirt fly for six minutes. Then he threwdown the shovel, pushed back his hat, and wiped his face on hissleeve. He spoke, but his language was unintelligible. Jack Harpe saidsomething and picked up the shovel. He began to dig. He cast the earth...about for possibly five minutes.
"Ain't he the prairie-dog, huh?" Racey demanded, jabbing his comradein the ribs with stiffened thumb. "Just watch him scratch gravel. " Suddenly Jake Rule and Kansas Casey turned their backs on thefrantically labouring Jack Harpe and walked away. Jack Harpe watchedthem, threw up a few more half-hearted shovelfuls, and then slammedthe implement to earth with a clatter, hitched up his pants, andstrode hurriedly after the officers.
"That proves it, I guess, " said Swing.
What to read after The Heart of the Range?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White William Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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