The Long Trail Home (2001)
The Long Trail Home
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The three-piece suit and tie that Rachel had chided him into buying were folded neatly in his bedroll, lashed behind the cantle of his saddle. The long-legged buckskin was hitched to the rail in front of the store.
When he left the store, Sam toted a baby loaf of yellow cheese, two dozen sticks of buffalo jerky, and a two-pound tin of salt crackers. Like a small, striped cigar, a red and white peppermint stick pinched proudly between his lips.
He tethered the grub sack in front of the fo...rk of the saddle and tugged his new hat down in the front.
If I ride all night, I could make the ranch around noon. Providing the horses hold up and the moon’s bright enough to ride . . . and I don’t fall asleep and tumble off into one of those barrancas. Well, good-bye ol’ paint . . . I’m leavin’ . . . Dodge City. It isn’t the right words to the song, but the message fits. You’ve seen your day come and go, cowtown—and so have I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The three-piece suit and tie that Rachel had chided him into buying were folded neatly in his bedroll, lashed behind the cantle of his saddle. The long-legged buckskin was hitched to the rail in front of the store.
When he left the store, Sam toted a baby loaf of yellow cheese, two dozen sticks of buffalo jerky, and a two-pound tin of salt crackers. Like a small, striped cigar, a red and white peppermint stick pinched proudly between his lips.
He tethered the grub sack in front of the fo...rk of the saddle and tugged his new hat down in the front.
If I ride all night, I could make the ranch around noon. Providing the horses hold up and the moon’s bright enough to ride . . . and I don’t fall asleep and tumble off into one of those barrancas. Well, good-bye ol’ paint . . . I’m leavin’ . . . Dodge City. It isn’t the right words to the song, but the message fits. You’ve seen your day come and go, cowtown—and so have I.
What to read after The Long Trail Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bly, Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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