The Heritage of the Hills
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For a second Oliver saw the bare brown feet, then they too went out of sight.
Oliver understood the disappearing act of Tommy My-Ma, he thought. The pile of brush covered another of the prospect holes, and into the hole the Showut Poche-daka had snaked himself. It seemed that he too had sought a hiding place often frequented. In there he perhaps could sit erect and, screened by the pile of brush, would be entirely hidden, while he him- self could watch the spy in the branches of the digger pine.... For that he was in turn spying on the man who was watching Oliver's cabin Oli- ver did not for a moment doubt.
SPIES 215 But why ? That was another matter !
He was quite aware of his own unprotected position; and with Tommy My-Ma now hid- den in the brush scarce fifty feet away from him, he dared not get out of his hole and try to crawl away.
The situation struck him as ridiculous in the extreme. Foss trying to spy on him; Tommy My-Ma spying on Foss the object of all this intrigue, Oliver himself, spying on both of them !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a second Oliver saw the bare brown feet, then they too went out of sight.
Oliver understood the disappearing act of Tommy My-Ma, he thought. The pile of brush covered another of the prospect holes, and into the hole the Showut Poche-daka had snaked himself. It seemed that he too had sought a hiding place often frequented. In there he perhaps could sit erect and, screened by the pile of brush, would be entirely hidden, while he him- self could watch the spy in the branches of the digger pine.... For that he was in turn spying on the man who was watching Oliver's cabin Oli- ver did not for a moment doubt.
SPIES 215 But why ? That was another matter !
He was quite aware of his own unprotected position; and with Tommy My-Ma now hid- den in the brush scarce fifty feet away from him, he dared not get out of his hole and try to crawl away.
The situation struck him as ridiculous in the extreme. Foss trying to spy on him; Tommy My-Ma spying on Foss the object of all this intrigue, Oliver himself, spying on both of them !
What to read after The Heritage of the Hills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hankins Arthur Preston to read onlineMoreLess
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