Cattle Brands: a Collection of Western Camp-Fire Stories
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The line had been closing gradually until at this juncture it had been condensed to about five miles, or a horseman to every fifty feet.
Wolves had been sighted numerous times run- ning from covert to covert, but few had shown themselves to the flank line, being contented with such shelter as the scraggy plum brush afforded. Whenever the beaters would rout or sight a wolf, the yelling would continue up and down the line for several minutes. Cave and his well-formed circle of beaters were making... good time; Reese on the left flank was clos- ing and moving forward, while the line under Lynch was as impatient as it was hilarious.
Miller made the circle every half hour or so; and had only to mention it to pick any horse he wanted from the entire line for a change.
By one o'clock the drive had closed to the entrance of the pocket, and within a mile and a half of the termination. There was yet enough cover to hide the quarry, though the extreme point of this horseshoe was a sand bar with no shelter except driftwood trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The line had been closing gradually until at this juncture it had been condensed to about five miles, or a horseman to every fifty feet.
Wolves had been sighted numerous times run- ning from covert to covert, but few had shown themselves to the flank line, being contented with such shelter as the scraggy plum brush afforded. Whenever the beaters would rout or sight a wolf, the yelling would continue up and down the line for several minutes. Cave and his well-formed circle of beaters were making... good time; Reese on the left flank was clos- ing and moving forward, while the line under Lynch was as impatient as it was hilarious.
Miller made the circle every half hour or so; and had only to mention it to pick any horse he wanted from the entire line for a change.
By one o'clock the drive had closed to the entrance of the pocket, and within a mile and a half of the termination. There was yet enough cover to hide the quarry, though the extreme point of this horseshoe was a sand bar with no shelter except driftwood trees.
What to read after Cattle Brands: a Collection of Western Camp-Fire Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams Andy to read onlineMoreLess
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