The Man Called Noon (1970)
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It consisted of a locomotive, two freight cars, three stock cars, and a caboose.
The brakeman swung down. "Climb aboard," he said. "We're runnin' behind time." "How about my horse?" He gave a look at the roan, then indicated an empty stock car. "Load 'im up, but get a move on." An improvised ramp, three planks nailed together, lay against the building. Noon took one end, the brakeman the other, and they placed it in position. The horse went into the stock car, and in a matter of minutes they wer...e rolling.
Back in the caboose the brakeman went to the stove and took up the coffeepot. "How about it?" he said.
"Sure," Noon said.
The railroader handed him a cup. The coffee was hot, black as midnight, and strong.
"Can't figure you out," the brakeman said. "I've made this run fifty times, maybe, an' nobody ever gets on at that stop but you." "It's a lonely country." "Yeah ... it is that. But there's a lot of lonely country, and you're the on'y one I know with your own railroad station." Noon shrugged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It consisted of a locomotive, two freight cars, three stock cars, and a caboose.
The brakeman swung down. "Climb aboard," he said. "We're runnin' behind time." "How about my horse?" He gave a look at the roan, then indicated an empty stock car. "Load 'im up, but get a move on." An improvised ramp, three planks nailed together, lay against the building. Noon took one end, the brakeman the other, and they placed it in position. The horse went into the stock car, and in a matter of minutes they wer...e rolling.
Back in the caboose the brakeman went to the stove and took up the coffeepot. "How about it?" he said.
"Sure," Noon said.
The railroader handed him a cup. The coffee was hot, black as midnight, and strong.
"Can't figure you out," the brakeman said. "I've made this run fifty times, maybe, an' nobody ever gets on at that stop but you." "It's a lonely country." "Yeah ... it is that. But there's a lot of lonely country, and you're the on'y one I know with your own railroad station." Noon shrugged.
What to read after The Man Called Noon (1970)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L'amour, Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest 2 years ago
This is VERY DUMB...even for L'Amour. The guy is desperate to find out who he is, and the solution stares him right against his eyes. GO TO THE MANDARIN Arms Company, and act as if he is Mandarin and see who recognises him. All the Senior staff, at least, and thr Directors would. He need not "ask" in case they wanted to get rid of him to take his place, but just assume that they all know him.
Guest 2 years ago
Another silly, no, stupid error >L'Amour says that since Cullane and Janish were killed that leaves only Judge Niland and herself who know about the money,.L'amour forgot that she and the Judge were just there at the tree with a group of bandits , totalling 5. So with herself and the Judge, there are 4, including Kittering who left earlier, let go free by Noon.Write Review:
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