The Wreckers
The Wreckers
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As it appeared-— or rather as it was made to appear — I was barely in time. There were men at the engine, and when I sprinted across the yard they were ready to move it out to the main line. I yelled at them and ran in.'* "You must have been beautifully rattled; to go up against a gang of thugs that way, alone and un- armed," was the lawyer's comment.
"I was," the boss confessed soberly. "Of course, I didn't have a ghost of a show. Three of them tackled me the moment I came within reach. I got ...one of the three on the point of the jaw, and they had to leave him behind; but there were enough more of them. Before I fairly realized what was happening, they had me trussed up like a Christmas turkey, gagged with my own handkerchief, and loaded into the cab of the engine. From that on, it was all plain sailing." "Then they took you to the old lumber camp?" "As fast as the engine could be made to turn her wheels. They were running against the Mail, and they knew it. Arroyo has no night operator, and when we sneaked through the Banta yard and past the station, the operator there was asleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As it appeared-— or rather as it was made to appear — I was barely in time. There were men at the engine, and when I sprinted across the yard they were ready to move it out to the main line. I yelled at them and ran in.'* "You must have been beautifully rattled; to go up against a gang of thugs that way, alone and un- armed," was the lawyer's comment.
"I was," the boss confessed soberly. "Of course, I didn't have a ghost of a show. Three of them tackled me the moment I came within reach. I got ...one of the three on the point of the jaw, and they had to leave him behind; but there were enough more of them. Before I fairly realized what was happening, they had me trussed up like a Christmas turkey, gagged with my own handkerchief, and loaded into the cab of the engine. From that on, it was all plain sailing." "Then they took you to the old lumber camp?" "As fast as the engine could be made to turn her wheels. They were running against the Mail, and they knew it. Arroyo has no night operator, and when we sneaked through the Banta yard and past the station, the operator there was asleep.
What to read after The Wreckers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynde Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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