Phil Bradley's Mountain Boys
Phil Bradley's Mountain Boys
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But it's after four, and dawn comes early thesesummer days. " Leaving the lantern burning, they lay there and talked matters over. Allof them had been so worked up, what with that sudden awakening, and therow that followed, that they would have found it difficult to haveresumed their interrupted sleep even though several more hours mustelapse before morning.
Lub felt that he had been fully vindicated.
"You fellows thought it smart to laugh at me when I hinted we might havea thief come down the ...chimney, but see what happened!" he went on tosay, desiring to rub it in a little.
"Well, of course none of us ever thought a yearling bear would drop onthe roof from a limb of a tree, and smelling our grub down the chimneylean so far over that he'd pitch headlong in, " ventured Ethan, who hadapparently figured it all out, and knew just about how the thinghappened.
"If a bear can do it, any sort of animal, or even a bad man might followsuit, " suggested X-Ray Tyson, wickedly.
Lub took up the dare instantly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it's after four, and dawn comes early thesesummer days. " Leaving the lantern burning, they lay there and talked matters over. Allof them had been so worked up, what with that sudden awakening, and therow that followed, that they would have found it difficult to haveresumed their interrupted sleep even though several more hours mustelapse before morning.
Lub felt that he had been fully vindicated.
"You fellows thought it smart to laugh at me when I hinted we might havea thief come down the ...chimney, but see what happened!" he went on tosay, desiring to rub it in a little.
"Well, of course none of us ever thought a yearling bear would drop onthe roof from a limb of a tree, and smelling our grub down the chimneylean so far over that he'd pitch headlong in, " ventured Ethan, who hadapparently figured it all out, and knew just about how the thinghappened.
"If a bear can do it, any sort of animal, or even a bad man might followsuit, " suggested X-Ray Tyson, wickedly.
Lub took up the dare instantly.
What to read after Phil Bradley's Mountain Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boone Silas K. to read onlineMoreLess
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