Tales of Lonely Trails
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It led to a forestglade, overlooking the stream we had followed, and that was as far asour wagon could go. The glade shone red with sumach, and surroundedby tall pines, with a rocky and shady glen below, it appeared adelightful place to camp. As I was about to unsaddle my horses I heardthe cluck-cluck of turkeys. Pulling out my borrowed rifle, and callingRomer, I ran to the edge of the glade. The shady, swift stream ranfifty feet or so below me. Across it I saw into the woods where shadeand gra...y rocks and colored brush mingled. Again I heard the turkeyscluck. "Look hard, son, " I whispered. "They're close. " R. C. Cameslipping along below us, with his rifle ready. Suddenly Romerstiffened, then pointed. "There! Dad!--There!" I saw two gobblers wadeinto the brook not more than a hundred and fifty feet away. Drawingdown with fine aim I fired. The bullet splashed water all over theturkeys. One with loud whirr of wings flew away. The other leapedacross the brook and ran--swift as a deer--right up the slope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It led to a forestglade, overlooking the stream we had followed, and that was as far asour wagon could go. The glade shone red with sumach, and surroundedby tall pines, with a rocky and shady glen below, it appeared adelightful place to camp. As I was about to unsaddle my horses I heardthe cluck-cluck of turkeys. Pulling out my borrowed rifle, and callingRomer, I ran to the edge of the glade. The shady, swift stream ranfifty feet or so below me. Across it I saw into the woods where shadeand gra...y rocks and colored brush mingled. Again I heard the turkeyscluck. "Look hard, son, " I whispered. "They're close. " R. C. Cameslipping along below us, with his rifle ready. Suddenly Romerstiffened, then pointed. "There! Dad!--There!" I saw two gobblers wadeinto the brook not more than a hundred and fifty feet away. Drawingdown with fine aim I fired. The bullet splashed water all over theturkeys. One with loud whirr of wings flew away. The other leapedacross the brook and ran--swift as a deer--right up the slope.
What to read after Tales of Lonely Trails?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grey, Zane, 1872-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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