Deerfoot in the Mountains
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It had a keen edge, and instead ofthrusting the weapon into his girdle he walked to the nearestundergrowth and began cutting a stick several feet in length and ofnearly an inch's thickness at the butt.
About this time George and Victor Shelton, from their hiding place, where they had stealthily watched everything, began to feel disturbedin mind.
"What do you suppose he is doing that for?" whispered Victor, peepingaround the corner of the rock.
"I'm blessed if I know. He is trimming off the twig...s, so as to make thestick smooth. " "Do you suppose he saw us?" "He couldn't. He has mighty sharp eyes, but he had no chance to lookanywhere except in the face of Taggarak, and we haven't shown ourselvessince he left. " "It's a queer performance anyway, and I don't feel--" "Sh! He's looking this way. " The next moment both boys shivered, for, facing the rock which untilthen they were certain had hid them from view, the Shawanoe called: "Let my brothers come here. Deerfoot wishes to speak to them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had a keen edge, and instead ofthrusting the weapon into his girdle he walked to the nearestundergrowth and began cutting a stick several feet in length and ofnearly an inch's thickness at the butt.
About this time George and Victor Shelton, from their hiding place, where they had stealthily watched everything, began to feel disturbedin mind.
"What do you suppose he is doing that for?" whispered Victor, peepingaround the corner of the rock.
"I'm blessed if I know. He is trimming off the twig...s, so as to make thestick smooth. " "Do you suppose he saw us?" "He couldn't. He has mighty sharp eyes, but he had no chance to lookanywhere except in the face of Taggarak, and we haven't shown ourselvessince he left. " "It's a queer performance anyway, and I don't feel--" "Sh! He's looking this way. " The next moment both boys shivered, for, facing the rock which untilthen they were certain had hid them from view, the Shawanoe called: "Let my brothers come here. Deerfoot wishes to speak to them.
What to read after Deerfoot in the Mountains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Edward Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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