Red Hunters And the Animal People
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148 The Gra. Y Chieftain At short intervals the pounding noise con- tinued, but strain their eyes as they might they could see nothing. Yet they knew that a few paces from them, in the darkness, the old ram was painfully driving his horns against the solid rock. Finally they lay flat upon the ground under a dead cedar, the color of whose trunk and that of the scanty soil somewhat resembled their clothing, and on their heads they had stuck some bunches of sage-bush, to conceal them from the eyes... of the spoonhorn.
With the first gray of the approaching dawn the two hunters looked eagerly about them. There stood, in all his majesty, height- ened by the wild grandeur of his surroundings, the gray chieftain of the Cedar Butte! He had no thought of being observed at that hour. Entirely unsuspicious of danger, he stood alone upon a pedestal-like terrace, from which vantage-point it was his wont to survey the surrounding country every morn- ing. If the secret must be told, he had done so for years, ever since he became the head chief of the Cedar Butte clan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
148 The Gra. Y Chieftain At short intervals the pounding noise con- tinued, but strain their eyes as they might they could see nothing. Yet they knew that a few paces from them, in the darkness, the old ram was painfully driving his horns against the solid rock. Finally they lay flat upon the ground under a dead cedar, the color of whose trunk and that of the scanty soil somewhat resembled their clothing, and on their heads they had stuck some bunches of sage-bush, to conceal them from the eyes... of the spoonhorn.
With the first gray of the approaching dawn the two hunters looked eagerly about them. There stood, in all his majesty, height- ened by the wild grandeur of his surroundings, the gray chieftain of the Cedar Butte! He had no thought of being observed at that hour. Entirely unsuspicious of danger, he stood alone upon a pedestal-like terrace, from which vantage-point it was his wont to survey the surrounding country every morn- ing. If the secret must be told, he had done so for years, ever since he became the head chief of the Cedar Butte clan.
What to read after Red Hunters And the Animal People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eastman Charles Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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