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The Boy Ranchers at Spur Creek
The Boy Ranchers at Spur Creek

Chapter XIII

Chapter 13 of The Boy Ranchers at Spur Creek is here in full — 118 sentences across 24 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Chapter 13 of The Boy Ranchers at Spur Creek by Willard F. Baker holds 118 sentences, grouped into 24 reading sections of at most 5 sentences. The text is the source edition, unabridged, and the chapter records which sentences cover which part of the work so that nothing is dropped. Every word can be tapped for its pronunciation and dictionary entry.

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Ranchers
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A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.
"Whoop-ee!" cried Yellin' Kid.
"We'll show 'em what's what!
Whoop-ee!"
"Reckon you can stand a fight?" asked Nort, looking at the leg of the cowboy, which had been severely injured.
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The Boy Ranchers at Spur Creek

Chapter XIII

Chapter 13 of The Boy Ranchers at Spur Creek is here in full — 118 sentences across 24 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/24 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.
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"Whoop-ee!" cried Yellin' Kid.
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"We'll show 'em what's what!
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Whoop-ee!"
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"Reckon you can stand a fight?" asked Nort, looking at the leg of the cowboy, which had been severely injured.

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Across preposition US /əˈkrɔːs/

from one side of something to the other

From this reading “A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.”

Been auxiliary verb US /bɪn/

the past participle of “be”

From this reading “"Reckon you can stand a fight?" asked Nort, looking at the leg of the cowboy, which had been severely injured.”

Being auxiliary verb US /ˈbiːɪŋ/

the -ing form of “be”

From this reading “A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.”

All words in this reading · 65

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AdeterminerUS /ə/

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

acrossprepositionUS /əˈkrɔːs/

from one side of something to the other

From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

asconjunctionUS /æz/

at the same time that; because; in the way that

From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

asked

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From this reading "Reckon you can stand a fight?" asked Nort, looking at the leg of the cowboy, which had been severely injured.

atprepositionUS /æt/

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/

the past participle of “be”

From this reading "Reckon you can stand a fight?" asked Nort, looking at the leg of the cowboy, which had been severely injured.

beingauxiliary verbUS /ˈbiːɪŋ/

the -ing form of “be”

From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

burst

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

came

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

canmodal verbUS /kæn/

to be able to, or to be allowed to

From this reading "Reckon you can stand a fight?" asked Nort, looking at the leg of the cowboy, which had been severely injured.

cattle

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

CLOUD

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

cowboy

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From this reading "Reckon you can stand a fight?" asked Nort, looking at the leg of the cowboy, which had been severely injured.

cried

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From this reading "Whoop-ee!" cried Yellin' Kid.

distant

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

DUST

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

em

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From this reading "We'll show 'em what's what!

fight

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From this reading "Reckon you can stand a fight?" asked Nort, looking at the leg of the cowboy, which had been severely injured.

firmer

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

flanks

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

Flappings

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

followed

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

glances

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/

the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect

From this reading "Reckon you can stand a fight?" asked Nort, looking at the leg of the cowboy, which had been severely injured.

hazed

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

heavy

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

heels

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

herd

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

holsters

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

horses

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

immediately

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

injured

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From this reading "Reckon you can stand a fight?" asked Nort, looking at the leg of the cowboy, which had been severely injured.

Kid

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From this reading "Whoop-ee!" cried Yellin' Kid.

leg

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From this reading "Reckon you can stand a fight?" asked Nort, looking at the leg of the cowboy, which had been severely injured.

looking

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From this reading "Reckon you can stand a fight?" asked Nort, looking at the leg of the cowboy, which had been severely injured.

Nort

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From this reading "Reckon you can stand a fight?" asked Nort, looking at the leg of the cowboy, which had been severely injured.

OFprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

prairie

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

prelude

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

Reckon

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From this reading "Reckon you can stand a fight?" asked Nort, looking at the leg of the cowboy, which had been severely injured.

reins

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

revolvers

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

riders

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

saddles

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

seats

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

severely

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From this reading "Reckon you can stand a fight?" asked Nort, looking at the leg of the cowboy, which had been severely injured.

show

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From this reading "We'll show 'em what's what!

sides

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

sight

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

speed

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

stand

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From this reading "Reckon you can stand a fight?" asked Nort, looking at the leg of the cowboy, which had been severely injured.

swinging

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

thedeterminerUS /ðə/

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

theirdeterminerUS /ðer/

belonging to the people or things already mentioned

From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

tightening

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From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

toparticleUS /tuː/

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

We'll

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From this reading "We'll show 'em what's what!

whatpronounUS /wʌt/

used to ask for information about something

From this reading "We'll show 'em what's what!

what's

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From this reading "We'll show 'em what's what!

whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/

used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned

From this reading A CLOUD OF DUST Flappings of heels to the flanks of horses, the tightening of reins, firmer seats in the saddles and glances at the heavy revolvers swinging in their holsters at the sides of the riders came as a prelude to the burst of speed which immediately followed the sight of the distant herd of cattle being hazed across the prairie.

Whoop-ee

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From this reading "Whoop-ee!" cried Yellin' Kid.

Yellin

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From this reading "Whoop-ee!" cried Yellin' Kid.

youpronounUS /juː/

the person or people being spoken to

From this reading "Reckon you can stand a fight?" asked Nort, looking at the leg of the cowboy, which had been severely injured.