Daniel Boone
Daniel Boone
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Perhaps he was wounded by an Indian. No onereally knows what happened to him.
Neeley was scared. He decided to go home alone. But Daniel and Squirestayed on all winter and spring. They hunted and trapped until they hada lot of skins. Then Squire went home to sell the skins and buy moregunpowder and traps.
Daniel stayed on in the wilderness. He did not mind being alone. He wasnever afraid. With his trusty rifle, Tick-Licker, over his shoulder, heexplored much of Kentucky. He was happy because th...e wilderness was wideand he felt free. After a few months, Squire came back. Again thebrothers hunted together.
At last Daniel said to Squire, "I'll go home with you this time. Wehave all the skins we can carry. " "When we sell them, we'll have plenty of money to take to ourfamilies, " Squire said happily.
It did not happen that way. Indians attacked the brothers when theywere nearly home and took the skins. The Boones were still poor men.
But Daniel was happy. He was glad that he had roamed the wilderness fornearly two years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps he was wounded by an Indian. No onereally knows what happened to him.
Neeley was scared. He decided to go home alone. But Daniel and Squirestayed on all winter and spring. They hunted and trapped until they hada lot of skins. Then Squire went home to sell the skins and buy moregunpowder and traps.
Daniel stayed on in the wilderness. He did not mind being alone. He wasnever afraid. With his trusty rifle, Tick-Licker, over his shoulder, heexplored much of Kentucky. He was happy because th...e wilderness was wideand he felt free. After a few months, Squire came back. Again thebrothers hunted together.
At last Daniel said to Squire, "I'll go home with you this time. Wehave all the skins we can carry. " "When we sell them, we'll have plenty of money to take to ourfamilies, " Squire said happily.
It did not happen that way. Indians attacked the brothers when theywere nearly home and took the skins. The Boones were still poor men.
But Daniel was happy. He was glad that he had roamed the wilderness fornearly two years.
What to read after Daniel Boone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilkie Katharine Elliott to read onlineMoreLess
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