The Adventures of Daniel Boone: the Kentucky Rifleman
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They looked faithfully far up and down thestream, for they knew the Indian stratagem. Presently Calloway leaped upfor joy. "God bless my child!" cried he; "they have gone this way. " Hehad picked up a little piece of riband which one of his daughters haddropped, purposely to mark the trail. Now they were on the track. Travelling on as rapidly as they could, from time to time they picked upshreds of handkerchiefs, or fragments of their dresses, that the girlshad scattered by the way. Before the ...next day ended, they were still moreclearly on the track. They reached a soft, muddy piece of ground, andfound all the footprints of the party; they were now able to tell thenumber of the Indians. The close of the next day brought them stillnearer to the objects of their search. Night had set in; they were stillwandering on, when, upon reaching a small hill, they saw a camp-fire inthe distance. They were now delighted; this surely was the party that hadcaptured the girls. Everything was left to the management of Boone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They looked faithfully far up and down thestream, for they knew the Indian stratagem. Presently Calloway leaped upfor joy. "God bless my child!" cried he; "they have gone this way. " Hehad picked up a little piece of riband which one of his daughters haddropped, purposely to mark the trail. Now they were on the track. Travelling on as rapidly as they could, from time to time they picked upshreds of handkerchiefs, or fragments of their dresses, that the girlshad scattered by the way. Before the ...next day ended, they were still moreclearly on the track. They reached a soft, muddy piece of ground, andfound all the footprints of the party; they were now able to tell thenumber of the Indians. The close of the next day brought them stillnearer to the objects of their search. Night had set in; they were stillwandering on, when, upon reaching a small hill, they saw a camp-fire inthe distance. They were now delighted; this surely was the party that hadcaptured the girls. Everything was left to the management of Boone.
What to read after The Adventures of Daniel Boone: the Kentucky Rifleman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis L Francis Lister Hawks to read onlineMoreLess
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