The Big Horn Treasure a Tale of Rocky Mountain Adventure
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" Ken and Phil began to look quite serious, and both looked at Neal as though the best hope for an answer to the difficulty lay in him. 226 THE Bid- HORN TREASURE. Neal stared hard into his cup fora few minutes, before he said, " That is a puzzler, Dave, sure enough. \Ye might, of course, go ahead and work out all the o " o loose gold, as though twas placer ground, and keep the thing quiet. . . . The local rules of most all districts hold that up as the right of the fellow who discovers a prope...rty. . . . "But it ain t safe, because you re liable to have it legally taken away from you by any mean duffer who s willing to make trouble for you; and besides, you re really stealing Uncle Sam s property until you take steps to show you re ready to buy and pay for it. Most men seem to think there ain t any moral question in it at all, that it s just a legal one, or else one of force; but I ve never been able to quite see it that way. " " That s right, Neal! " exclaimed Ken. 4< I like that kind of talk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Ken and Phil began to look quite serious, and both looked at Neal as though the best hope for an answer to the difficulty lay in him. 226 THE Bid- HORN TREASURE. Neal stared hard into his cup fora few minutes, before he said, " That is a puzzler, Dave, sure enough. \Ye might, of course, go ahead and work out all the o " o loose gold, as though twas placer ground, and keep the thing quiet. . . . The local rules of most all districts hold that up as the right of the fellow who discovers a prope...rty. . . . "But it ain t safe, because you re liable to have it legally taken away from you by any mean duffer who s willing to make trouble for you; and besides, you re really stealing Uncle Sam s property until you take steps to show you re ready to buy and pay for it. Most men seem to think there ain t any moral question in it at all, that it s just a legal one, or else one of force; but I ve never been able to quite see it that way. " " That s right, Neal! " exclaimed Ken. 4< I like that kind of talk.
What to read after The Big Horn Treasure a Tale of Rocky Mountain Adventure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John F Cargill to read onlineMoreLess
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