The Last Spike
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"O-o-o-oh, the wench!" he hissed, pulling his guns.
* * * * * Cassidy, absorbed in the photo, heard a door slam; and it came to himinstantly that Nora had boarded the train at Gunnison, and that some onewas showing her over to the head end. As he turned to meet her, he sawBuck staggering toward him, holding a murderous gun in each hand. Instantly he reached for his revolver, but a double flash from the gunsof the enemy blinded him and put out the bracket-lamps. As themessenger sprang forwar...d to find his foe, the desperado lunged againsthim. Cassidy grabbed him, lifted him bodily, and smashed him to thefloor of the car; but with the amazing tenacity and wonderful agility ofthe trained gun-fighter, Buck managed to fire as he fell. The big bulletgrazed the top of Cassidy's head, and he fell unconscious across thehalf-dead desperado.
Buck felt about for his gun, which had fallen from his hand; but alreadythe "bug-dust" was getting in its work. Sighing heavily, he joined themessenger in a quiet sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"O-o-o-oh, the wench!" he hissed, pulling his guns.
* * * * * Cassidy, absorbed in the photo, heard a door slam; and it came to himinstantly that Nora had boarded the train at Gunnison, and that some onewas showing her over to the head end. As he turned to meet her, he sawBuck staggering toward him, holding a murderous gun in each hand. Instantly he reached for his revolver, but a double flash from the gunsof the enemy blinded him and put out the bracket-lamps. As themessenger sprang forwar...d to find his foe, the desperado lunged againsthim. Cassidy grabbed him, lifted him bodily, and smashed him to thefloor of the car; but with the amazing tenacity and wonderful agility ofthe trained gun-fighter, Buck managed to fire as he fell. The big bulletgrazed the top of Cassidy's head, and he fell unconscious across thehalf-dead desperado.
Buck felt about for his gun, which had fallen from his hand; but alreadythe "bug-dust" was getting in its work. Sighing heavily, he joined themessenger in a quiet sleep.
What to read after The Last Spike?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warman Cy to read onlineMoreLess
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