The Trail of the Tramp
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Paul-Omaha main lineof the Chicago and Northwestern System, and as luck would have it, whilethey were walking up a steep grade a stock train loaded with sheeppassed them so slowly that they found it an easy matter to swingthemselves onto it and they climbed through an open end-door into one ofthe stock cars, in which, hidden amongst the sheep, they managed to hobounmolested through many division points where they bought provisionswhile the sheep were being fed and watered. On the morning of the... thirdday they landed, not at Chicago, as Kansas Shorty had until now made Jimbelieve, but at Denver, the beautiful capital city of Colorado.
While they walked about the streets of the city, Kansas Shorty met afriend whom he addressed as "Nevada Bill, " and who as soon as the formertold him that Jim was "his road kid", placed his hand under the boy'schin and after sizing the lad up just as a butcher would a beef, hewhispered: "Well, well, Kansas Shorty, I see you have brought a fine'broncho' to town with you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Paul-Omaha main lineof the Chicago and Northwestern System, and as luck would have it, whilethey were walking up a steep grade a stock train loaded with sheeppassed them so slowly that they found it an easy matter to swingthemselves onto it and they climbed through an open end-door into one ofthe stock cars, in which, hidden amongst the sheep, they managed to hobounmolested through many division points where they bought provisionswhile the sheep were being fed and watered. On the morning of the... thirdday they landed, not at Chicago, as Kansas Shorty had until now made Jimbelieve, but at Denver, the beautiful capital city of Colorado.
While they walked about the streets of the city, Kansas Shorty met afriend whom he addressed as "Nevada Bill, " and who as soon as the formertold him that Jim was "his road kid", placed his hand under the boy'schin and after sizing the lad up just as a butcher would a beef, hewhispered: "Well, well, Kansas Shorty, I see you have brought a fine'broncho' to town with you.
What to read after The Trail of the Tramp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Livingston Leon Ray to read onlineMoreLess
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