Grace Harlowe's Overland Riders On the Great American Desert
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Then you have Blackie. " "Yes. Let's be going. Things at the camp are not very encouraging. Much of the equipment has been blown away or buried, but thatisn't the worst of the situation. " "You mean water?" questioned Grace, regarding him inquiringly.
"Yes. We haven't been able to locate a tank to-day, and thereisn't more than a quart altogether left in the canteens. " "What are we to do now?" asked Grace.
"We've got to pull up stakes and move. All hands must search forwater--search until water... is found, and keep moving forward at thesame time. If we don't find it by night---" The guide shrugged hisshoulders and clucked to his pony. Grace, her face reflecting theconcern she felt, followed at a gallop and they were soon raisinga cloud of dust on the baking desert.
CHAPTER XII A BITTER DISAPPOINTMENT A wan and considerably mussed up party of girls met Grace and theguide when the two rode into what was left of their camp.
"Well, here we are at last, " cried Grace cheerily.
"We thought you were lost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then you have Blackie. " "Yes. Let's be going. Things at the camp are not very encouraging. Much of the equipment has been blown away or buried, but thatisn't the worst of the situation. " "You mean water?" questioned Grace, regarding him inquiringly.
"Yes. We haven't been able to locate a tank to-day, and thereisn't more than a quart altogether left in the canteens. " "What are we to do now?" asked Grace.
"We've got to pull up stakes and move. All hands must search forwater--search until water... is found, and keep moving forward at thesame time. If we don't find it by night---" The guide shrugged hisshoulders and clucked to his pony. Grace, her face reflecting theconcern she felt, followed at a gallop and they were soon raisinga cloud of dust on the baking desert.
CHAPTER XII A BITTER DISAPPOINTMENT A wan and considerably mussed up party of girls met Grace and theguide when the two rode into what was left of their camp.
"Well, here we are at last, " cried Grace cheerily.
"We thought you were lost.
What to read after Grace Harlowe's Overland Riders On the Great American Desert?
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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