Deadwood Dick, the Prince of the Road
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Fearless Frank glanced around him, and saw that a path rugged andsteep led up to the prairie above.
"Come, " he said, offering his arm, "we will get up to the plains andgo. " "Where to?" asked Miss Terry, rising with an effort. The welts acrossher back were swollen and painful.
"Deadwood is my destination. I can deviate my course, however, if itwill accommodate you. " "Oh! no; you must not inconvenience yourself on my account. I am oflittle or no consequence, you know. " She leaned upon his arm..., and they ascended the path to the plainabove.
Frank's horse was grazing near by where the scarlet youth had takenhis unceremonious tumble.
Off to the north-west a cloud of dust rose heavenward, and he rightlyconjectured that it hid from view the chieftain, Sitting Bull, and hiswarriors.
His thoughts reverting to his companion, "General" Nix, and the trainof Charity Joe, he glanced toward where he had last seen them.
Neither were to be seen, now. Probably Nix had rejoined the train, andit was out of eye-shot behind a swell in the plains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fearless Frank glanced around him, and saw that a path rugged andsteep led up to the prairie above.
"Come, " he said, offering his arm, "we will get up to the plains andgo. " "Where to?" asked Miss Terry, rising with an effort. The welts acrossher back were swollen and painful.
"Deadwood is my destination. I can deviate my course, however, if itwill accommodate you. " "Oh! no; you must not inconvenience yourself on my account. I am oflittle or no consequence, you know. " She leaned upon his arm..., and they ascended the path to the plainabove.
Frank's horse was grazing near by where the scarlet youth had takenhis unceremonious tumble.
Off to the north-west a cloud of dust rose heavenward, and he rightlyconjectured that it hid from view the chieftain, Sitting Bull, and hiswarriors.
His thoughts reverting to his companion, "General" Nix, and the trainof Charity Joe, he glanced toward where he had last seen them.
Neither were to be seen, now. Probably Nix had rejoined the train, andit was out of eye-shot behind a swell in the plains.
What to read after Deadwood Dick, the Prince of the Road?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wheeler Edward L. to read onlineMoreLess
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