Sunset Pass
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Every now and then it would totally disappear fromsight and then, a moment or two afterwards, could again be dimly seen, crouching along beside some big rock or emerging behind the thickbranches of some stunted tree. Nearer it came until Pike was sure itmust have reached the "trail" they had made in their journeys up anddown the hill.
"I never saw an Apache that could move about in the dark as quickly asthat fellow. Jim, by Jimminy, I'll bet it's no Indian at all!" "What is it, then?" muttered ...Jim, whose teeth would chatter a little. Hehad all a darkey's dread of "spooks" and was more afraid of a possibleghost than an actual Tonto.
"That's a lynx or a wild-cat, man! They have a dingy white coat to theirbacks, in places at least, and you've only stirred up some mighty smallgame. See here, Jim, you're getting nervous. I'll have to call Ned outhere with his little Ballard to take your place if you are goingto--There! What did I tell you?" A heap of fresh fuel--probably dry cedar boughs--had just been thrown onthe coals by some of the determined dancers down in the road and a broadglare of firelight illumined the Pass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every now and then it would totally disappear fromsight and then, a moment or two afterwards, could again be dimly seen, crouching along beside some big rock or emerging behind the thickbranches of some stunted tree. Nearer it came until Pike was sure itmust have reached the "trail" they had made in their journeys up anddown the hill.
"I never saw an Apache that could move about in the dark as quickly asthat fellow. Jim, by Jimminy, I'll bet it's no Indian at all!" "What is it, then?" muttered ...Jim, whose teeth would chatter a little. Hehad all a darkey's dread of "spooks" and was more afraid of a possibleghost than an actual Tonto.
"That's a lynx or a wild-cat, man! They have a dingy white coat to theirbacks, in places at least, and you've only stirred up some mighty smallgame. See here, Jim, you're getting nervous. I'll have to call Ned outhere with his little Ballard to take your place if you are goingto--There! What did I tell you?" A heap of fresh fuel--probably dry cedar boughs--had just been thrown onthe coals by some of the determined dancers down in the road and a broadglare of firelight illumined the Pass.
What to read after Sunset Pass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King, Charles, 1844-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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