Old Four Toes Or Hunters of the Peaks
Old Four Toes Or Hunters of the Peaks
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" He shaded his eyes, and peered into the country below.
'WHERE D YOU GET THAT PIECE O WAGON-HOOD FRAME?" 1 ON THE WAR-TRAIL 187 "Where?" " Over yonder. Above that patch o' timber, whar we're bound for. " "This first patch?" " No, boy, no ! Yonder, across, 'bout twenty mile, near whar you found that plundered camp yesterday. Airn't that smoke camp-fire smoke? " " Huh ! " muttered Chet, chagrined, as he gazed hard. " Don't believe I see it. " Phil, likewise straining his eyes, to focus them upon... the farther woodland, had to confess that he believed the same of himself. And who could distinguish, from a mountain-top, camp-fire smoke distant twenty miles air-line across a wilderness of trees and ridges! In such an expanse a burning business-block would make scarce a smudge. But old Dan saw.
" Smoke, " he declared. "Whar air yore eyes? It air plain as this mountain. Have to look into that. Ketch up, ketch up. We be warriors, not talkin' squaws. " And down from the summit plunged old Dan, the two other white Injuns falling in behind him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He shaded his eyes, and peered into the country below.
'WHERE D YOU GET THAT PIECE O WAGON-HOOD FRAME?" 1 ON THE WAR-TRAIL 187 "Where?" " Over yonder. Above that patch o' timber, whar we're bound for. " "This first patch?" " No, boy, no ! Yonder, across, 'bout twenty mile, near whar you found that plundered camp yesterday. Airn't that smoke camp-fire smoke? " " Huh ! " muttered Chet, chagrined, as he gazed hard. " Don't believe I see it. " Phil, likewise straining his eyes, to focus them upon... the farther woodland, had to confess that he believed the same of himself. And who could distinguish, from a mountain-top, camp-fire smoke distant twenty miles air-line across a wilderness of trees and ridges! In such an expanse a burning business-block would make scarce a smudge. But old Dan saw.
" Smoke, " he declared. "Whar air yore eyes? It air plain as this mountain. Have to look into that. Ketch up, ketch up. We be warriors, not talkin' squaws. " And down from the summit plunged old Dan, the two other white Injuns falling in behind him.
What to read after Old Four Toes Or Hunters of the Peaks?
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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