Harper's Young People, October 5, 1880
Harper's Young People, October 5, 1880
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Alas for Conny! He knew well enough what that cry meant. It was awarning sent up to some one at the rocky pass above, to say that dangerwas coming up the mountain. He remembered in an instant that old Timothyhad said there were stories of government officers in disguise spyingabout Dunsmore, and that the moonshiners would make it uncomfortable forthem if they crossed their tracks.
No dream of fear for himself came to his mind, but how should he saveMaster Joe? for he knew more than even old Tim...othy guessed of thelawless and desperate characters among the mountains.
"Master Joe, " said he, quickly, "would you mind changing with me a bit?I'm lighter weight to carry, and I'll go on to let old Timothy know. He'd be vexed not to be ready with his lantern. " [Illustration: "CONNY WENT SPINNING AWAY IN THE DUSK. "] Joe was quite ready for the exchange. It was many months since he hadtried the saddle, and an hour of it was quite enough to satisfy him; sohe settled back comfortably in the seat, while Conny went spinning awayin the dusk, as if old Prince had suddenly renewed his youth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alas for Conny! He knew well enough what that cry meant. It was awarning sent up to some one at the rocky pass above, to say that dangerwas coming up the mountain. He remembered in an instant that old Timothyhad said there were stories of government officers in disguise spyingabout Dunsmore, and that the moonshiners would make it uncomfortable forthem if they crossed their tracks.
No dream of fear for himself came to his mind, but how should he saveMaster Joe? for he knew more than even old Tim...othy guessed of thelawless and desperate characters among the mountains.
"Master Joe, " said he, quickly, "would you mind changing with me a bit?I'm lighter weight to carry, and I'll go on to let old Timothy know. He'd be vexed not to be ready with his lantern. " [Illustration: "CONNY WENT SPINNING AWAY IN THE DUSK. "] Joe was quite ready for the exchange. It was many months since he hadtried the saddle, and an hour of it was quite enough to satisfy him; sohe settled back comfortably in the seat, while Conny went spinning awayin the dusk, as if old Prince had suddenly renewed his youth.
What to read after Harper's Young People, October 5, 1880?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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