The Rascal (2009)
The Rascal
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came a voice from the other side of the bar.Glancing up, Jack slung his barkeep’s towel over his shoulder. He stifled a grin. The big man who took a seat before him was a favorite among all his saloon’s customers.Blacksmith Daniel McCabe was renowned for his abilities to swing a hammer, seduce a lady, or hold his liquor. Some of those talents had been stifled, of course, since his marriage to schoolteacher Sarah Crabtree a few months ago. But enough raw edges remained that Jack found Daniel emin...ently imitable.Which was one reason he was happy to see him now.Not to put too blunt a face on it, Jack still needed tutelage on becoming a proper western roustabout. Once he’d mastered that, he reasoned as he pulled the ale, he would fit in perfectly among his new friends and neighbors. McCabe just might be the man to offer him—however unwittingly— a few necessary tips. Anticipating exactly that, Jack slung the ale across the bar in a practiced arc.McCabe nodded. “Much obliged.”Jack only grunted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
came a voice from the other side of the bar.Glancing up, Jack slung his barkeep’s towel over his shoulder. He stifled a grin. The big man who took a seat before him was a favorite among all his saloon’s customers.Blacksmith Daniel McCabe was renowned for his abilities to swing a hammer, seduce a lady, or hold his liquor. Some of those talents had been stifled, of course, since his marriage to schoolteacher Sarah Crabtree a few months ago. But enough raw edges remained that Jack found Daniel emin...ently imitable.Which was one reason he was happy to see him now.Not to put too blunt a face on it, Jack still needed tutelage on becoming a proper western roustabout. Once he’d mastered that, he reasoned as he pulled the ale, he would fit in perfectly among his new friends and neighbors. McCabe just might be the man to offer him—however unwittingly— a few necessary tips. Anticipating exactly that, Jack slung the ale across the bar in a practiced arc.McCabe nodded. “Much obliged.”Jack only grunted.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Plumley to read onlineMoreLess
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