Comrades of the Saddle
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" "Then come and get it, " replied his father.
But Tom had already picked it up and was carrying it toward thecamp fire, which was blazing cheerily beneath the big tree. Takingthe bridles, Mr. Wilder soon followed.
Larry had spread a blanket on the ground for a tablecloth andarranged the plates, knives and forks. In the middle he had made apile of doughnuts and around them set three pies.
To Bill had fallen the task of cooking, and he was busy frying eggsand bacon in a long-handled pan, which h...e rested on a bed of coals.
At the sight of Tom and the coffee pot, he called: "Tell Horace to pour some water into the drinking cups, put thecoffee in the pot and set it in the fire. Supper'll be readybefore the coffee unless you hurry. " But Tom was not a boy to shirk work, and directing his brother tobring the cups, he sent his aide for the coffee while he prepared agood hot bed of coals.
The odor from the sputtering bacon whetted their appetites, and allbut Bill devoted their energies to hurrying the coffee and to suchgood purpose that they disproved the old saying, "A watched potnever boils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Then come and get it, " replied his father.
But Tom had already picked it up and was carrying it toward thecamp fire, which was blazing cheerily beneath the big tree. Takingthe bridles, Mr. Wilder soon followed.
Larry had spread a blanket on the ground for a tablecloth andarranged the plates, knives and forks. In the middle he had made apile of doughnuts and around them set three pies.
To Bill had fallen the task of cooking, and he was busy frying eggsand bacon in a long-handled pan, which h...e rested on a bed of coals.
At the sight of Tom and the coffee pot, he called: "Tell Horace to pour some water into the drinking cups, put thecoffee in the pot and set it in the fire. Supper'll be readybefore the coffee unless you hurry. " But Tom was not a boy to shirk work, and directing his brother tobring the cups, he sent his aide for the coffee while he prepared agood hot bed of coals.
The odor from the sputtering bacon whetted their appetites, and allbut Bill devoted their energies to hurrying the coffee and to suchgood purpose that they disproved the old saying, "A watched potnever boils.
What to read after Comrades of the Saddle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Webster Frank V. to read onlineMoreLess
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