A Woman Tenderfoot
A Woman Tenderfoot
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Surely my guardian angel attended that descent. I slid down a crack in the rock three feet wide, which gave me a purchase on the sides with my elbows and left hand. The right hand grasped the rifle, to my notion an abominably heavy awkward thing. One of these drops was eight feet, another twelve. A slip would probably have cost me my life. Then I crawled along a narrow ledge for about the width of a town-house front, and, mak- ing another perilous slide, landed on a ledge so close to the creatu...res I was hunting that I was as much startled as they.
Away those two beautiful animals bounded, their necks proudly arched and their tiny feet hitting the only safe places with unerring aim. They were far out of range before I thought to get my rifle in position, and my ran- dom shot only sent them farther out on the plain, like drifting leaves on autumn wind.
It was impossible to return the way I had come ; so I rolled and jumped and generally tumbled to the grassy hill below, and waited for Nimrod to go back along the shaly stretch, and bring down the horses the way they had gone up- Then we took some lunch from the saddle bags and sat down in the wav- ing, yellow grass of the foot hill with a sweep of miles before us, miles of grassy M tableland shimmering in the clear air V N like cloth of gold in the sun, where Jn cattle grow fat and the wild things still D are at home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Surely my guardian angel attended that descent. I slid down a crack in the rock three feet wide, which gave me a purchase on the sides with my elbows and left hand. The right hand grasped the rifle, to my notion an abominably heavy awkward thing. One of these drops was eight feet, another twelve. A slip would probably have cost me my life. Then I crawled along a narrow ledge for about the width of a town-house front, and, mak- ing another perilous slide, landed on a ledge so close to the creatu...res I was hunting that I was as much startled as they.
Away those two beautiful animals bounded, their necks proudly arched and their tiny feet hitting the only safe places with unerring aim. They were far out of range before I thought to get my rifle in position, and my ran- dom shot only sent them farther out on the plain, like drifting leaves on autumn wind.
It was impossible to return the way I had come ; so I rolled and jumped and generally tumbled to the grassy hill below, and waited for Nimrod to go back along the shaly stretch, and bring down the horses the way they had gone up- Then we took some lunch from the saddle bags and sat down in the wav- ing, yellow grass of the foot hill with a sweep of miles before us, miles of grassy M tableland shimmering in the clear air V N like cloth of gold in the sun, where Jn cattle grow fat and the wild things still D are at home.
What to read after A Woman Tenderfoot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace Gallatin Seton to read onlineMoreLess
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