Buffalo Roost
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Well, I should snicker. I mind oncet theywas five o' them at the cabin one night, an' every feller could provethat his machinery was the best. Sech a jamborees o' arguatin' I neverheerd. I had to send 'em all t' their bunks t' keep 'em frum fightin'. Laws, yes, plenty o' 'em, boy; but this one feller, I forgit his name, now--my pard could say it quicker'n scat--was wuth all the rest o' thebunch put together. He was a reg'lar genius with machinery. " Dad had been filling his pipe from the packag...e Mr. Allen had given him. He now lighted it and began to smoke. Mr. Allen knew that there would beno more stories that day, so, bidding good-bye to the old man, hesuggested to the boys that they make a start for the Park. After a lastdrink from the cool, bubbling spring, they turned up the gulch, and weresoon lost from view.
"Well, I hope you'll find explorin' a plenty, young fellers, " called Dad. "Keep yer eye peeled fer pole-cats. They's powerful friendly to strangersin these parts. " CHAPTER VII A Wilderness Camp As the little party climbed upward on the gulch trail, they werediscussing Dad and what they knew of his life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, I should snicker. I mind oncet theywas five o' them at the cabin one night, an' every feller could provethat his machinery was the best. Sech a jamborees o' arguatin' I neverheerd. I had to send 'em all t' their bunks t' keep 'em frum fightin'. Laws, yes, plenty o' 'em, boy; but this one feller, I forgit his name, now--my pard could say it quicker'n scat--was wuth all the rest o' thebunch put together. He was a reg'lar genius with machinery. " Dad had been filling his pipe from the packag...e Mr. Allen had given him. He now lighted it and began to smoke. Mr. Allen knew that there would beno more stories that day, so, bidding good-bye to the old man, hesuggested to the boys that they make a start for the Park. After a lastdrink from the cool, bubbling spring, they turned up the gulch, and weresoon lost from view.
"Well, I hope you'll find explorin' a plenty, young fellers, " called Dad. "Keep yer eye peeled fer pole-cats. They's powerful friendly to strangersin these parts. " CHAPTER VII A Wilderness Camp As the little party climbed upward on the gulch trail, they werediscussing Dad and what they knew of his life.
What to read after Buffalo Roost?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F H Cheley to read onlineMoreLess
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