Stories of Old Oregon
Stories of Old Oregon
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A single glance was sufficient to show that it was being hotly pursued by something.
"Get ready to fight, " said Bob, in a low, deter- mined voice, as he drew his rifle from its scabbard.
Our rifles were carried in such a manner as to be HOW CAPTAIN DOBBINS WAS PROMOTED 155 of but little inconvenience. A loop held the breecn to the pommel of the saddle, while the barrel lay along the side of the horse, the muzzle pointing downward near his flank. The rider's left leg held the gun securely again...st the horse's side and it need not be touched with the hands unless when it was to be drawn from the scabbard.
As I laid my hand on my gun to obey Bob's order, I looked in the direction from whence the antelope came. At that moment a large grey wolf, as large as a Newfoundland dog, bounded in sight, with his long, strong muzzle close to the ground. He was following the antelope with the unerring instinct of a trained hound, moving swiftly in "that long, low gallop which can tire the hound's deep hate, the hunter's fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A single glance was sufficient to show that it was being hotly pursued by something.
"Get ready to fight, " said Bob, in a low, deter- mined voice, as he drew his rifle from its scabbard.
Our rifles were carried in such a manner as to be HOW CAPTAIN DOBBINS WAS PROMOTED 155 of but little inconvenience. A loop held the breecn to the pommel of the saddle, while the barrel lay along the side of the horse, the muzzle pointing downward near his flank. The rider's left leg held the gun securely again...st the horse's side and it need not be touched with the hands unless when it was to be drawn from the scabbard.
As I laid my hand on my gun to obey Bob's order, I looked in the direction from whence the antelope came. At that moment a large grey wolf, as large as a Newfoundland dog, bounded in sight, with his long, strong muzzle close to the ground. He was following the antelope with the unerring instinct of a trained hound, moving swiftly in "that long, low gallop which can tire the hound's deep hate, the hunter's fire.
What to read after Stories of Old Oregon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Andrew Waggoner to read onlineMoreLess
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