Twisted Trails
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" He thought of the giant Deacon Hogfoot down at Haute Isle Camp, for Hogfoot was the one man he knew of whose proportions compared with those of the Snake but the deacon was a straight, upstanding man with no suggestion of a hump on his back. Hogfoot was a negro, whereas, in spite of his hump, and his ragged clothes, the Snake carried himself with the air of a man used to com- mand.
"Why didn't I think of that before?" wondered Terry, and hurried back to the office where Georges and Pete Marte...l, the sheriff, were in charge.
"Say, Mr. Martel, " he said, "this guy the Snake was used to having things his own "way. Get me ? He was used to bossing. " Georges Martel looked the boy up and down without replying.
"Terry, " he said, "do you think you'd know the Snake if you saw him again?" 196 TWISTED TRAILS "Sure thing; think I'm blind? Hey? What you look- ing at me that way for?" "You're sure you'd know him again?" said Martel.
"Yes, I'm sure. " "Too bad !" said Martel with a laugh. "You had better look out for the Snake, Terry; he always shoots people who might know him again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He thought of the giant Deacon Hogfoot down at Haute Isle Camp, for Hogfoot was the one man he knew of whose proportions compared with those of the Snake but the deacon was a straight, upstanding man with no suggestion of a hump on his back. Hogfoot was a negro, whereas, in spite of his hump, and his ragged clothes, the Snake carried himself with the air of a man used to com- mand.
"Why didn't I think of that before?" wondered Terry, and hurried back to the office where Georges and Pete Marte...l, the sheriff, were in charge.
"Say, Mr. Martel, " he said, "this guy the Snake was used to having things his own "way. Get me ? He was used to bossing. " Georges Martel looked the boy up and down without replying.
"Terry, " he said, "do you think you'd know the Snake if you saw him again?" 196 TWISTED TRAILS "Sure thing; think I'm blind? Hey? What you look- ing at me that way for?" "You're sure you'd know him again?" said Martel.
"Yes, I'm sure. " "Too bad !" said Martel with a laugh. "You had better look out for the Snake, Terry; he always shoots people who might know him again.
What to read after Twisted Trails?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oyen Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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