Grit

BENDIGO SHAFTER A Louis L’Amour Western

Where the wagons stopped, we built our homes, making the cabins tight against the winter’s coming. Here in this place, we would build our town; here, we would create something new.

We would space our buildings, lay out our streets, and dig wells to provide water for our people. The idea of it filled me with a heartwarming excitement such as I had not known before.

Was it this feeling of creating something new that held my brother Cain to his forge throughout the long hours? He knew the steel he turned in his hands, knew the weight of the hammer and where to strike, knew by the glow of the iron what its temperature

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