Lost With Lieutenant Pike
Lost With Lieutenant Pike
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"What! The Arkansaw?" Lieutenant Pike repeated.
" Yes, sir. It is right close/' " Have you found the Spanish trail? " " No, sir. But we found the river. " The two soldiers guided. When they drew near where the river was, Lieutenant Wilkinson galloped out. By the way* in which he shook hands with his chief and with the doctor, he, too, had been worried.
" Sure, we thought you were lost or scalped, " said John Sparks, to Stub, in camp .
" No lost; you lost, " answered Stub.
" Well, depends on how... you look at it, " agreed John Sparks, scratching his red hair.
The river was a wide river, flowing between cot- tonwood trees. The country was flat, and the trees had hidden the size of the river. The men began to look for trees to make boats of. Did this mean that Chief Pike was going to travel on by boat? Baroney explained.
106 LIEUTENANT WILKINSON SAYS GOOD-BY " Lieutenant Wilkinson travels down river by boat. The captain takes men and marches to the Comanches. " " Lieutenant Wilkinson, how far?
What to read after Lost With Lieutenant Pike?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What! The Arkansaw?" Lieutenant Pike repeated.
" Yes, sir. It is right close/' " Have you found the Spanish trail? " " No, sir. But we found the river. " The two soldiers guided. When they drew near where the river was, Lieutenant Wilkinson galloped out. By the way* in which he shook hands with his chief and with the doctor, he, too, had been worried.
" Sure, we thought you were lost or scalped, " said John Sparks, to Stub, in camp .
" No lost; you lost, " answered Stub.
" Well, depends on how... you look at it, " agreed John Sparks, scratching his red hair.
The river was a wide river, flowing between cot- tonwood trees. The country was flat, and the trees had hidden the size of the river. The men began to look for trees to make boats of. Did this mean that Chief Pike was going to travel on by boat? Baroney explained.
106 LIEUTENANT WILKINSON SAYS GOOD-BY " Lieutenant Wilkinson travels down river by boat. The captain takes men and marches to the Comanches. " " Lieutenant Wilkinson, how far?
What to read after Lost With Lieutenant Pike?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin L Edwin Legrand Sabin to read onlineMoreLess
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