The Free Rangers
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" But Tom Ross shook his head.
"Seems to me, Paul, " he said, "that you're bitin' off a lot more'n you canchaw. Things that are to happen a hundred years from now ain't neverhappenin' fur me. " But Paul merely smiled and held to his opinion.
On the following day they tied up at a point, where the river began asharp and wide curve around a long, narrow peninsula. It was just aboutdark when they stopped and, as usual, they were able to run the boat intodense foliage at the margin, where not even ...the keenest eye could see it.
"We've got plenty of goose and duck left over from dinner, " said Henry, "so I'm thinking, Jim, that you'd better not light the fire on your bricksto-night. " "All right, " replied Jim, "I don't mind restin'. I feel about ez lazy ezSol Hyde looks. " But Henry Ware had another and more important thing in mind. His was thekeenest eye of them all, and just before landing he had noticed to thesouthward and on the other side of the peninsula a faint, dark lineagainst the edge of the sunset.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But Tom Ross shook his head.
"Seems to me, Paul, " he said, "that you're bitin' off a lot more'n you canchaw. Things that are to happen a hundred years from now ain't neverhappenin' fur me. " But Paul merely smiled and held to his opinion.
On the following day they tied up at a point, where the river began asharp and wide curve around a long, narrow peninsula. It was just aboutdark when they stopped and, as usual, they were able to run the boat intodense foliage at the margin, where not even ...the keenest eye could see it.
"We've got plenty of goose and duck left over from dinner, " said Henry, "so I'm thinking, Jim, that you'd better not light the fire on your bricksto-night. " "All right, " replied Jim, "I don't mind restin'. I feel about ez lazy ezSol Hyde looks. " But Henry Ware had another and more important thing in mind. His was thekeenest eye of them all, and just before landing he had noticed to thesouthward and on the other side of the peninsula a faint, dark lineagainst the edge of the sunset.
What to read after The Free Rangers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Altsheler Joseph Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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