The Girl From Tims Place
The Girl From Tims Place
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He and his mate passed hours in the morn- ings and late in the afternoon watching from wide apart outlooks on the ridge. They made long jaunts up the brook valley to where the smoke sign had been seen, they found where this half-breed had built a fire here, and later another lair, a mile from the cabins and in this ridge. Long detours they made in other directions. Old Tomah's trail through the forest was crossed ; but neither in forest nor on lake shore were any recent footprints of the half-b...reed found. Old ones were discovered in plenty. An almost beaten trail led from his lair in the ridge to a crevasse back of the cabins, but to one well versed in wood tracks, it was easy to tell how old these tracks were.
A freshly made trail in the forest bears unmistak- able evidence of its date, and no woodwise man ever confounds a two or three days' old one with it. One footprint may not determine this occult fact; but followed to where the moss is spongy or the earth moist, a matter of hours, even, can be decided.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He and his mate passed hours in the morn- ings and late in the afternoon watching from wide apart outlooks on the ridge. They made long jaunts up the brook valley to where the smoke sign had been seen, they found where this half-breed had built a fire here, and later another lair, a mile from the cabins and in this ridge. Long detours they made in other directions. Old Tomah's trail through the forest was crossed ; but neither in forest nor on lake shore were any recent footprints of the half-b...reed found. Old ones were discovered in plenty. An almost beaten trail led from his lair in the ridge to a crevasse back of the cabins, but to one well versed in wood tracks, it was easy to tell how old these tracks were.
A freshly made trail in the forest bears unmistak- able evidence of its date, and no woodwise man ever confounds a two or three days' old one with it. One footprint may not determine this occult fact; but followed to where the moss is spongy or the earth moist, a matter of hours, even, can be decided.
What to read after The Girl From Tims Place?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Munn Charles Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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