At Whispering Pine Lodge
At Whispering Pine Lodge
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Truth to tell, Max andObed, when last at the trap, had taken the pains to smooth the groundover, thus obliterating all previous footprints. This was done from adouble object; it would conceal the fact that work had been carried onin that particular spot, in case sharp eyes were on the alert; and alsogave a clear field for observation, as was happening just then.
Max quickly found what he was looking for.
"Come here, Obed, " he remarked, quietly, and as the other eagerly bentover, Max went on to... say: "You can see that here's another footprint, and quite different from the one made by his heavier boots. So he _did_have at least one companion along, perhaps two, for all we know. Andthat stamps his story a yarn made out of whole cloth. He came here, justas you expected, to rob you of your foxes. Killing them wouldn't havefilled the bill so well, unless they made off with the pelts in thebargain. How about it, Obed?" "Every word you say is true, Max, " breathed the other, indignantly.
"Then we'll certainly not let him go free, that's a dead sureproposition, " ventured Max, decidedly, and in a voice that he meantshould reach the prisoner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Truth to tell, Max andObed, when last at the trap, had taken the pains to smooth the groundover, thus obliterating all previous footprints. This was done from adouble object; it would conceal the fact that work had been carried onin that particular spot, in case sharp eyes were on the alert; and alsogave a clear field for observation, as was happening just then.
Max quickly found what he was looking for.
"Come here, Obed, " he remarked, quietly, and as the other eagerly bentover, Max went on to... say: "You can see that here's another footprint, and quite different from the one made by his heavier boots. So he _did_have at least one companion along, perhaps two, for all we know. Andthat stamps his story a yarn made out of whole cloth. He came here, justas you expected, to rob you of your foxes. Killing them wouldn't havefilled the bill so well, unless they made off with the pelts in thebargain. How about it, Obed?" "Every word you say is true, Max, " breathed the other, indignantly.
"Then we'll certainly not let him go free, that's a dead sureproposition, " ventured Max, decidedly, and in a voice that he meantshould reach the prisoner.
What to read after At Whispering Pine Lodge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leslie Lawrence J. to read onlineMoreLess
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