Charlie to the Rescue
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Doubtless he supposedthat no Englishman would travel in such a country without a good deal ofmoney about him, and he resolved to relieve him of it.
It was through a thick belt of wood that the scout had to gallop atfirst, and he soon outstripped the traveller who kept to the main and, at that part, more circuitous road, and who was besides obliged toadvance cautiously in several places. On nearing his destination, however, Ben pulled up, dismounted, fastened his mare to a tree, andproceeded the... rest of the way on foot at a run, carrying his repeatingrifle with him. He had not gone far when he came upon a horse. It wasfastened, like his own, to a tree in a hollow.
"Ho! ho!" thought Ben, "you prefer to do yer dirty work on foot, MrBuck! Well, you're not far wrong in such a place. " Advancing now with great caution, the scout left the track and movedthrough the woods more like a visible ghost than a man, for he was wellversed in all the arts and wiles of the Indian, and his moccasined feetmade no sound whatever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doubtless he supposedthat no Englishman would travel in such a country without a good deal ofmoney about him, and he resolved to relieve him of it.
It was through a thick belt of wood that the scout had to gallop atfirst, and he soon outstripped the traveller who kept to the main and, at that part, more circuitous road, and who was besides obliged toadvance cautiously in several places. On nearing his destination, however, Ben pulled up, dismounted, fastened his mare to a tree, andproceeded the... rest of the way on foot at a run, carrying his repeatingrifle with him. He had not gone far when he came upon a horse. It wasfastened, like his own, to a tree in a hollow.
"Ho! ho!" thought Ben, "you prefer to do yer dirty work on foot, MrBuck! Well, you're not far wrong in such a place. " Advancing now with great caution, the scout left the track and movedthrough the woods more like a visible ghost than a man, for he was wellversed in all the arts and wiles of the Indian, and his moccasined feetmade no sound whatever.
What to read after Charlie to the Rescue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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