The Golden Canyon
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"We shan't hear anymore of them. Seven out of twenty-five is a sharp lesson, and the firstman who fell was their chief, I reckon, and they will wait till thesub-chiefs with the other bands come up. Now, the sooner the sun goesdown the better. There is one thing, it will be dark down here an hourbefore it is on the hill-tops. " "Why shouldn't we fall back at once?" Tom asked.
"Because, like enough, they will open fire occasionally, and if wedidn't reply they would think we had made off, and woul...d follow us, andpick up the trail where the horses left the valley. We have got to waithere until it is too dark for them to follow the trail. The moment it isdark enough for that we are off. " It was just getting dusk, when Dave said, suddenly: "There is one of the other bands coming up. They are a good bit awayyet, but I can hear them. " Dick could only make out a low, continuous murmur that sounded to himlike a distant waterfall.
"What do you think, Joe, " Dave said; "would it be safe to make a run forit?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We shan't hear anymore of them. Seven out of twenty-five is a sharp lesson, and the firstman who fell was their chief, I reckon, and they will wait till thesub-chiefs with the other bands come up. Now, the sooner the sun goesdown the better. There is one thing, it will be dark down here an hourbefore it is on the hill-tops. " "Why shouldn't we fall back at once?" Tom asked.
"Because, like enough, they will open fire occasionally, and if wedidn't reply they would think we had made off, and woul...d follow us, andpick up the trail where the horses left the valley. We have got to waithere until it is too dark for them to follow the trail. The moment it isdark enough for that we are off. " It was just getting dusk, when Dave said, suddenly: "There is one of the other bands coming up. They are a good bit awayyet, but I can hear them. " Dick could only make out a low, continuous murmur that sounded to himlike a distant waterfall.
"What do you think, Joe, " Dave said; "would it be safe to make a run forit?
What to read after The Golden Canyon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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