Wild Sports in the Far West
Wild Sports in the Far West
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171 ague, which I could not shake off for some days. In the evening two strangers arrived ; and although they came from opposite directions, they seemed to be well acquainted, as they frequently conversed in a whisper. After supper, when we were in the second house, wliere we all slept, they consulted together about their future plans, which consisted in no less than their travelling about the country, and keeping a gaming table, pre- tending all the while to be unknown to each other, and so pl...aying into each other's hands : their designs were to be principally carried on among the Indians, j^articu- larly the Cherokees, as they thought they were more easily cheated than the whites. But perhaps the two scoundrels had not been able to agree, for on the fol- lowing morning they parted, one of them passing off a false five-dollar note on 8. , who was not a little an- noyed when he some time Jifterwards made the dis- covery. I was about to ride in the same direction that the other fellow took, and when he saw my horse saddled, he expressed his delight at having the pleasure of my company ; but I said dryly : " I am not going to ride with a scoundrel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
171 ague, which I could not shake off for some days. In the evening two strangers arrived ; and although they came from opposite directions, they seemed to be well acquainted, as they frequently conversed in a whisper. After supper, when we were in the second house, wliere we all slept, they consulted together about their future plans, which consisted in no less than their travelling about the country, and keeping a gaming table, pre- tending all the while to be unknown to each other, and so pl...aying into each other's hands : their designs were to be principally carried on among the Indians, j^articu- larly the Cherokees, as they thought they were more easily cheated than the whites. But perhaps the two scoundrels had not been able to agree, for on the fol- lowing morning they parted, one of them passing off a false five-dollar note on 8. , who was not a little an- noyed when he some time Jifterwards made the dis- covery. I was about to ride in the same direction that the other fellow took, and when he saw my horse saddled, he expressed his delight at having the pleasure of my company ; but I said dryly : " I am not going to ride with a scoundrel.
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