The Texan Scouts
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"We ain't much on talkin', Mr. President, Hank an' me, but we can shootpretty straight, an' we're at your call. " "I know that, God bless you both, " said Burnet. "The talking is over. It's rifles that we need and plenty of them. Now I've to see Houston. We're to talk over ways and means. " He hurried away, and the two, settling back into their chairs on theporch, relighted their pipes and smoked calmly.
"Reckon there'll be nothin' doin' for a day or two, Hank, " said Smith.
"Reckon not, but we...'ll have to be doin' a powerful lot later, or behoofin' it for the tall timber a thousand miles north. " "You always was full of sense, Hank. Now there goes Sam Houston. Queerstories about his leavin' Tennessee and his life in the IndianTerritory. " "That's so, but he's an honest man, looks far ahead, an' 'tween you an'me, 'Deaf, ' it's a thousand to one that he's to lead us in the war. " "Reckon you're guessin' good. " Houston, who had just awakened and dressed, was walking across the grassand weeds to meet Burnet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We ain't much on talkin', Mr. President, Hank an' me, but we can shootpretty straight, an' we're at your call. " "I know that, God bless you both, " said Burnet. "The talking is over. It's rifles that we need and plenty of them. Now I've to see Houston. We're to talk over ways and means. " He hurried away, and the two, settling back into their chairs on theporch, relighted their pipes and smoked calmly.
"Reckon there'll be nothin' doin' for a day or two, Hank, " said Smith.
"Reckon not, but we...'ll have to be doin' a powerful lot later, or behoofin' it for the tall timber a thousand miles north. " "You always was full of sense, Hank. Now there goes Sam Houston. Queerstories about his leavin' Tennessee and his life in the IndianTerritory. " "That's so, but he's an honest man, looks far ahead, an' 'tween you an'me, 'Deaf, ' it's a thousand to one that he's to lead us in the war. " "Reckon you're guessin' good. " Houston, who had just awakened and dressed, was walking across the grassand weeds to meet Burnet.
What to read after The Texan Scouts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Altsheler Joseph Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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