Grace Harlowe's Overland Riders in the Great North Woods
Grace Harlowe's Overland Riders in the Great North Woods
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Sitting crouched over the campfire, which he had built, calmly cookinghis breakfast, was the Indian, Willy Horse, wholly undisturbed by theuproar that his presence had created.
"Call off the bear!" commanded Grace sharply. "The man is our friend. " "He's a lazy good-for-nothin' and he's stole yer breakfast, " protestedthe forest woman, as she headed off Henry and drove him back with sundryprods of her foot.
"Good morning, Mr. Horse, " greeted Emma.
"Mornin', " answered the Indian briefly.
Grace... by this time was shaking hands with him; then the Overland girlssurrounded him and demanded to know why he had not been to see thembefore.
Emma started to tell Willy what a lot of trouble they had been in whenGrace interjected a remark that caused Elfreda to wonder.
"Perhaps Willy Horse knows more about our late unpleasantnesses than youdo, Emma, " said Grace.
"Hello, old man. How are you?" cried Hippy, striding forward withoutstretched hand.
"How do! You Big Friend. Me make breakfast fire here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sitting crouched over the campfire, which he had built, calmly cookinghis breakfast, was the Indian, Willy Horse, wholly undisturbed by theuproar that his presence had created.
"Call off the bear!" commanded Grace sharply. "The man is our friend. " "He's a lazy good-for-nothin' and he's stole yer breakfast, " protestedthe forest woman, as she headed off Henry and drove him back with sundryprods of her foot.
"Good morning, Mr. Horse, " greeted Emma.
"Mornin', " answered the Indian briefly.
Grace... by this time was shaking hands with him; then the Overland girlssurrounded him and demanded to know why he had not been to see thembefore.
Emma started to tell Willy what a lot of trouble they had been in whenGrace interjected a remark that caused Elfreda to wonder.
"Perhaps Willy Horse knows more about our late unpleasantnesses than youdo, Emma, " said Grace.
"Hello, old man. How are you?" cried Hippy, striding forward withoutstretched hand.
"How do! You Big Friend. Me make breakfast fire here.
What to read after Grace Harlowe's Overland Riders in the Great North Woods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flower Jessie Graham [pseud.] - to read onlineMoreLess
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