The Red Keggers
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Poor critter, she's a little gone in the head, an' she comes here every day, rain or shine, lookin' fer Mose. Yer can't make her b'lieve she won't find him some day. " " Let us hope she will, " said Lane, quietly. Pete laughed at what he thought was intended as a joke, but Barney glanced at the stranger with a quick thrill of surprise. "Is there no other way to break the rollway? Couldn't they fasten a rope to the key log and pull it out ? " asked Lane. " Nope. Rope's been tried, but it gets ta...ngled with the logs an' makes a jam. Onct I saw a yoke o' oxen thet was haulin' on a rope get pulled in an' rolled into jelly afore any one could cut the rope. The man-way's the surest an' best. " " Why can't they " " Hey, there, Pete ! The boys is breakin' loose up in the Kag. Better come up before they's any broken heads an' glass, " and Bob Simons, the saloon roust- about, after coming near enough to yell out this bit of information to the proprietor of the Red Keg, turned back to the scene of the scrimmage, Pete following in a hurry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poor critter, she's a little gone in the head, an' she comes here every day, rain or shine, lookin' fer Mose. Yer can't make her b'lieve she won't find him some day. " " Let us hope she will, " said Lane, quietly. Pete laughed at what he thought was intended as a joke, but Barney glanced at the stranger with a quick thrill of surprise. "Is there no other way to break the rollway? Couldn't they fasten a rope to the key log and pull it out ? " asked Lane. " Nope. Rope's been tried, but it gets ta...ngled with the logs an' makes a jam. Onct I saw a yoke o' oxen thet was haulin' on a rope get pulled in an' rolled into jelly afore any one could cut the rope. The man-way's the surest an' best. " " Why can't they " " Hey, there, Pete ! The boys is breakin' loose up in the Kag. Better come up before they's any broken heads an' glass, " and Bob Simons, the saloon roust- about, after coming near enough to yell out this bit of information to the proprietor of the Red Keg, turned back to the scene of the scrimmage, Pete following in a hurry.
What to read after The Red Keggers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eugene Thwing to read onlineMoreLess
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