The Last Stetson
The Last Stetson
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OLD Gabe was just starting out when Isom' reached the cabin, and the oldman thought the boy had been at the mill all night. Isom slept throughthe day, and spoke hardly a word when the miller came home, though thelatter had much to say of Raines, the two Steves, and of the troublepossible. He gave some excuse for not going with old Gabe the next day, and instead went into the woods alone.
Late in the middle of the afternoon he reached the mill. Old Gabe satsmoking outside the door, and Isom stre...tched himself out on the platformclose to the water, shading his eyes from the rich sunlight with oneragged sleeve.
"Uncl' Gabe, " he said, suddenly, "s'posin' Steve Brayton was to stepout'n the bushes thar some mawnin' 'n' pull down his Winchester on ye, would ye say, 'Lawd, fergive him, fer he don't know whut he do'?" Old Gabe had told him once about a Stetson and a Lewallen who were heardhalf a mile away praying while they fought each other to death withWinchesters. "There was no use prayin' an' shootin', " the millerdeclared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
OLD Gabe was just starting out when Isom' reached the cabin, and the oldman thought the boy had been at the mill all night. Isom slept throughthe day, and spoke hardly a word when the miller came home, though thelatter had much to say of Raines, the two Steves, and of the troublepossible. He gave some excuse for not going with old Gabe the next day, and instead went into the woods alone.
Late in the middle of the afternoon he reached the mill. Old Gabe satsmoking outside the door, and Isom stre...tched himself out on the platformclose to the water, shading his eyes from the rich sunlight with oneragged sleeve.
"Uncl' Gabe, " he said, suddenly, "s'posin' Steve Brayton was to stepout'n the bushes thar some mawnin' 'n' pull down his Winchester on ye, would ye say, 'Lawd, fergive him, fer he don't know whut he do'?" Old Gabe had told him once about a Stetson and a Lewallen who were heardhalf a mile away praying while they fought each other to death withWinchesters. "There was no use prayin' an' shootin', " the millerdeclared.
What to read after The Last Stetson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fox John to read onlineMoreLess
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