Jack Shelby a Story of the Indiana Backwoods
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So I'll go unarmed. " Then it was that Pike had his opportunity. He put in his earnest plea for the privilege of going with 164 JACK SHELBY Jack, but the older brother overruled his wish, say- ing: " That wouldn't do at all, Pike. If two of us went together it would excite suspicion. Don't be uneasy. I can take care of myself. " CHAPTER XXI The Irruption of the Pigeons THE boys had their breakfast in the cabin about daylight. Pike had fed and curried the horses while it was still entirely dark,... and, as the morning was sharply chill, the door was not again opened till after the meal was eaten, which was a trifle past sun- rise. When at last Pike did open it, he was well- nigh staggered by what he saw, and he excitedly called to the others to come and look.
It was well worth while, for in the beech woods in front of the door, the whole atmosphere was thick with fluttering, wrangling, noisy quarrelling pigeons. It was a sight such as none of the boys had ever seen before, and such as will never again be seen in this country while time lasts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So I'll go unarmed. " Then it was that Pike had his opportunity. He put in his earnest plea for the privilege of going with 164 JACK SHELBY Jack, but the older brother overruled his wish, say- ing: " That wouldn't do at all, Pike. If two of us went together it would excite suspicion. Don't be uneasy. I can take care of myself. " CHAPTER XXI The Irruption of the Pigeons THE boys had their breakfast in the cabin about daylight. Pike had fed and curried the horses while it was still entirely dark,... and, as the morning was sharply chill, the door was not again opened till after the meal was eaten, which was a trifle past sun- rise. When at last Pike did open it, he was well- nigh staggered by what he saw, and he excitedly called to the others to come and look.
It was well worth while, for in the beech woods in front of the door, the whole atmosphere was thick with fluttering, wrangling, noisy quarrelling pigeons. It was a sight such as none of the boys had ever seen before, and such as will never again be seen in this country while time lasts.
What to read after Jack Shelby a Story of the Indiana Backwoods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eggleston George Cary to read onlineMoreLess
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