The Great Sioux Trail a Story of Mountain And Plain
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" 'That's lucky, mighty lucky, " said Boyd with heart- felt thankfulness. "Will, you push on with the ani- mals, and maybe if you look back you'll see that what I told you about Giant Tom's sharpshooting is true. " Will hurried the horses and mules ahead, following a shallow dip that was the outlet of the deep pass they were seeking. Behind them he heard again the yells of the Indian warriors, hopeful now of an unexpected triumph. He saw their figures emerging from cover and he judged that they... were at least twenty in num- ber. He saw also that the Little Giant had stopped and was looking at the pursuers with a speculative eye, while his repeating rifle lay easily in the hollow of his arm. Then he urged the animals on and presently he looked back a second time.
He was just in time to see the breech of the rifle leap to the Little Giant's shoulder. "Leap" was the only word to describe it, his action was so swift and so little time did he waste in taking aim. It all passed in an instant, as he pulled the trigger, and the fore- most Indian far down the slope threw up his arms, falling backward without a cry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 'That's lucky, mighty lucky, " said Boyd with heart- felt thankfulness. "Will, you push on with the ani- mals, and maybe if you look back you'll see that what I told you about Giant Tom's sharpshooting is true. " Will hurried the horses and mules ahead, following a shallow dip that was the outlet of the deep pass they were seeking. Behind them he heard again the yells of the Indian warriors, hopeful now of an unexpected triumph. He saw their figures emerging from cover and he judged that they... were at least twenty in num- ber. He saw also that the Little Giant had stopped and was looking at the pursuers with a speculative eye, while his repeating rifle lay easily in the hollow of his arm. Then he urged the animals on and presently he looked back a second time.
He was just in time to see the breech of the rifle leap to the Little Giant's shoulder. "Leap" was the only word to describe it, his action was so swift and so little time did he waste in taking aim. It all passed in an instant, as he pulled the trigger, and the fore- most Indian far down the slope threw up his arms, falling backward without a cry.
What to read after The Great Sioux Trail a Story of Mountain And Plain?
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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