Naya a Story of the Bighorn Country
Naya a Story of the Bighorn Country
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Hartwell did not wait for Len to come to the office, but slowly made his way toward the stables.
At nightfall the boys had turned their ponies into a large circular corral which was walled on one side by a long low shed. Usually Len had no difficulty in catching his faithful Comet, but to-night a satantic spirit possessed the whole bunch. Two hindrances in the guise of helpers were perched on the high pole fence, holding 113 NAYA aloft their flickering lanterns, which cast fitful, blinding beam...s across the backs of the running horses and in the corners of the dark shed. Len, in their midst, made one throw after another, his lasso hissing through the shadows like a snake, but his usually unerring aim was powerless in the treacherous light. There were perhaps twenty of the gleeful little brutes, now dodging this way, now that, now huddling in a corner with Comet buried deep in their midst, only to dash snorting and defiant past the cluster of snubbing posts in the center and into the depths of the shed again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hartwell did not wait for Len to come to the office, but slowly made his way toward the stables.
At nightfall the boys had turned their ponies into a large circular corral which was walled on one side by a long low shed. Usually Len had no difficulty in catching his faithful Comet, but to-night a satantic spirit possessed the whole bunch. Two hindrances in the guise of helpers were perched on the high pole fence, holding 113 NAYA aloft their flickering lanterns, which cast fitful, blinding beam...s across the backs of the running horses and in the corners of the dark shed. Len, in their midst, made one throw after another, his lasso hissing through the shadows like a snake, but his usually unerring aim was powerless in the treacherous light. There were perhaps twenty of the gleeful little brutes, now dodging this way, now that, now huddling in a corner with Comet buried deep in their midst, only to dash snorting and defiant past the cluster of snubbing posts in the center and into the depths of the shed again.
What to read after Naya a Story of the Bighorn Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Trowbridge Egleston Hinman to read onlineMoreLess
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