Beadles Boys Library Vol I No 1
Beadles Boys Library Vol I No 1
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" Billy thanked McCarthy for the gory trophy, gave a slight shudder as hetook it, and said significantly: "I ain't so tired as I was, and I guess I'll keep up with you all now, for if the bank hadn't caved in that Injun would have had me. " At daylight they came in sight of Kearney, and after a volley or two atthe Indians still dogging their steps, made for the fort and reached itin safety.
The commanding officer at once sent out a force in pursuit of thered-skins; but they neither found them o...r the cattle they had drivenoff.
After a short stay at Fort Kearney Billy returned with a train toLeavenworth, where the papers dubbed him the "Boy Indian-Killer, " andmade a hero of him for his exploit on the South Platte.
CHAPTER IX.
WINNING A NAME.
When Billy returned home, after his first Indian-killing expedition, hecarried with him the pay of a bullwhacker, and all of it he placed inhis mother's hands, for the death of Mr. Cody had left the family inindigent circumstances.
Finding that she could not keep Billy at home when he had found out thatby his exertions, boy though he was, he could support the family, Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Billy thanked McCarthy for the gory trophy, gave a slight shudder as hetook it, and said significantly: "I ain't so tired as I was, and I guess I'll keep up with you all now, for if the bank hadn't caved in that Injun would have had me. " At daylight they came in sight of Kearney, and after a volley or two atthe Indians still dogging their steps, made for the fort and reached itin safety.
The commanding officer at once sent out a force in pursuit of thered-skins; but they neither found them o...r the cattle they had drivenoff.
After a short stay at Fort Kearney Billy returned with a train toLeavenworth, where the papers dubbed him the "Boy Indian-Killer, " andmade a hero of him for his exploit on the South Platte.
CHAPTER IX.
WINNING A NAME.
When Billy returned home, after his first Indian-killing expedition, hecarried with him the pay of a bullwhacker, and all of it he placed inhis mother's hands, for the death of Mr. Cody had left the family inindigent circumstances.
Finding that she could not keep Billy at home when he had found out thatby his exertions, boy though he was, he could support the family, Mrs.
What to read after Beadles Boys Library Vol I No 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ingraham Prentiss to read onlineMoreLess
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