The Great Cattle Trail
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This was the case for a minute or two with Captain Shirril. The firstglance at the suspicious point showed him the outlines of a head, butwhile gazing at it, he began to doubt whether it was there at all. Awareof the peculiarity named, he turned his eyes toward a spot several feetremoved, and then glanced back to the original point.
The Comanche was there!
The Texan sighted his pistol as best he could in the obscurity, but, while doing so with all care, the target began to grow dim, until he wa...safraid that, if he pressed the trigger, a miss would result, and surelyhe could not afford that.
"I'll wait, " was his decision; "he can't know that I'm on the watch, andthere will be more of him in sight before long. " It was remarkable indeed that the sagacious captain still failed tosuspect the object of this strange proceeding.
There came the moment when there was no cause for longer delay. Theshoulders were in sight, and the skilful marksman was certain ofbringing the warrior down with his first bullet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was the case for a minute or two with Captain Shirril. The firstglance at the suspicious point showed him the outlines of a head, butwhile gazing at it, he began to doubt whether it was there at all. Awareof the peculiarity named, he turned his eyes toward a spot several feetremoved, and then glanced back to the original point.
The Comanche was there!
The Texan sighted his pistol as best he could in the obscurity, but, while doing so with all care, the target began to grow dim, until he wa...safraid that, if he pressed the trigger, a miss would result, and surelyhe could not afford that.
"I'll wait, " was his decision; "he can't know that I'm on the watch, andthere will be more of him in sight before long. " It was remarkable indeed that the sagacious captain still failed tosuspect the object of this strange proceeding.
There came the moment when there was no cause for longer delay. Theshoulders were in sight, and the skilful marksman was certain ofbringing the warrior down with his first bullet.
What to read after The Great Cattle Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Edward Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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