Red Belts
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Wish I'd left a note for him to stay there, although that would have no effect on a young man in love. " Realizing the folly of further speculation, he brought his mind to bear on his immediate surroundings and strolled out to see his horse. The faithful animal ran to him to be petted. To leap on his back and speed down the trail would take but a minute. He had his arms and had eaten. While making much of the horse, he cast his glance about. The woods were quiet, scarcely a breath stirring the ...foliage. The itching to be off almost tempted him, then he turned away and walked but a few rods toward the cabins when Watts came from be- hind a bush.
" No, John, " he said before the other could speak ; " I de- cided not to risk it. For a bit I believed it could be done; then I saw tsiskvmya, the little sparrow, fly upward, afraid of something on the ground. " '^ Tsiskwaya saw a snake, " suggested Watts.
" He wore Cherokee paint, " smiled Sevier.
The chief lowered at him evilly, a heavly scowl distorting his dark face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wish I'd left a note for him to stay there, although that would have no effect on a young man in love. " Realizing the folly of further speculation, he brought his mind to bear on his immediate surroundings and strolled out to see his horse. The faithful animal ran to him to be petted. To leap on his back and speed down the trail would take but a minute. He had his arms and had eaten. While making much of the horse, he cast his glance about. The woods were quiet, scarcely a breath stirring the ...foliage. The itching to be off almost tempted him, then he turned away and walked but a few rods toward the cabins when Watts came from be- hind a bush.
" No, John, " he said before the other could speak ; " I de- cided not to risk it. For a bit I believed it could be done; then I saw tsiskvmya, the little sparrow, fly upward, afraid of something on the ground. " '^ Tsiskwaya saw a snake, " suggested Watts.
" He wore Cherokee paint, " smiled Sevier.
The chief lowered at him evilly, a heavly scowl distorting his dark face.
What to read after Red Belts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pendexter Hugh to read onlineMoreLess
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