The Union
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"You about finished, Patterson?" "Been done for hours, Dietz." Patterson stared at a man guarding the station over the mill.
"Something the matter?" Dietz stood and followed Patterson's line of sight.
"Can't be sure, but I'm pretty certain that fellow is a union spy. Keep your back covered as we make our way to the tunnel." "Shit. We're in plain view of town. We'll need to cover more than our backs." All too aware of the town below, Dietz forced himself to keep from looking for the sway of Keely...'s colorful skirts, the swish of her walk. Stay inside, Keely. Where it's safe.
They slid down the steep hillside to the tunnel. The dry cheatgrass made their path slick. Damn grass stuck in his socks. Everything irritated him, but why shouldn't it?
At the tunnel Patterson pointed out another spy. "We'll report him to Monihan when we get back." "Appears they've got more spies than we do. Makes a fellow feel awfully safe up here." Patterson laughed. "Course they do. There's but two of us. As for safety, when have we ever been safe, my friend?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You about finished, Patterson?" "Been done for hours, Dietz." Patterson stared at a man guarding the station over the mill.
"Something the matter?" Dietz stood and followed Patterson's line of sight.
"Can't be sure, but I'm pretty certain that fellow is a union spy. Keep your back covered as we make our way to the tunnel." "Shit. We're in plain view of town. We'll need to cover more than our backs." All too aware of the town below, Dietz forced himself to keep from looking for the sway of Keely...'s colorful skirts, the swish of her walk. Stay inside, Keely. Where it's safe.
They slid down the steep hillside to the tunnel. The dry cheatgrass made their path slick. Damn grass stuck in his socks. Everything irritated him, but why shouldn't it?
At the tunnel Patterson pointed out another spy. "We'll report him to Monihan when we get back." "Appears they've got more spies than we do. Makes a fellow feel awfully safe up here." Patterson laughed. "Course they do. There's but two of us. As for safety, when have we ever been safe, my friend?
What to read after The Union?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gina Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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