Adventures in the Far West
Adventures in the Far West
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The night was fine and thestars shone out brightly, but it was otherwise somewhat dark. At last Ibegan to yawn and to wish heartily that Story would come and relieve me. Once or twice I heard cries in the distance very similar to those whichhad disturbed us when further to the west, but here, so near the settleddistricts, I thought nothing of the matter. I suspected that thecunning mules were watching me, for when I turned towards the camp tocall Story, off one or two of them bolted. They had p...layed me thistrick two or three times, and at last one of them led me so long a chasethat when I caught him I determined to punish the brute by securing himto a tree. Having done so I turned towards the camp, but the fire hadburnt so low that I could scarcely see the spot. There was lightenough, however, to enable me to distinguish several objects moving overthe ground. Can they be Indians? I thought, as I ran forward hoping toarouse my companions in time to defend themselves. Before I got up tothe camp, however, I saw what I at once knew to be a pack of wolves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The night was fine and thestars shone out brightly, but it was otherwise somewhat dark. At last Ibegan to yawn and to wish heartily that Story would come and relieve me. Once or twice I heard cries in the distance very similar to those whichhad disturbed us when further to the west, but here, so near the settleddistricts, I thought nothing of the matter. I suspected that thecunning mules were watching me, for when I turned towards the camp tocall Story, off one or two of them bolted. They had p...layed me thistrick two or three times, and at last one of them led me so long a chasethat when I caught him I determined to punish the brute by securing himto a tree. Having done so I turned towards the camp, but the fire hadburnt so low that I could scarcely see the spot. There was lightenough, however, to enable me to distinguish several objects moving overthe ground. Can they be Indians? I thought, as I ran forward hoping toarouse my companions in time to defend themselves. Before I got up tothe camp, however, I saw what I at once knew to be a pack of wolves.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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