The Hunters of the Ozark
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The red men headed their animalsdirectly toward Fred, and advanced at a moderate gallop.
The sight was enough to make the bravest person thoughtful; for you willreadily see the critical situation of the boy. It was useless to turnand run, for they would overhaul him before he could get half way tocover. He was in the middle of a grassy prairie, where there was not theslightest object which could be used as a screen in a fight with them. He glanced quickly about, but did not see a stone as large... as his hand. Except so far as his weapons were concerned, he was absolutelyhelpless.
Never did Fred Linden display more coolness and knowledge of Indiancharacter than he did at this time when caught at such fearfuldisadvantage. He knew that if he showed any timidity, the red men wouldattack him at once, while, if he could deceive them, as he hoped, therewas a possibility that he would escape.
Two hundred yards away, the Indians drew their cantering horses down toa walk: they evidently saw there was no call for haste and they couldafford to take all the time they wished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The red men headed their animalsdirectly toward Fred, and advanced at a moderate gallop.
The sight was enough to make the bravest person thoughtful; for you willreadily see the critical situation of the boy. It was useless to turnand run, for they would overhaul him before he could get half way tocover. He was in the middle of a grassy prairie, where there was not theslightest object which could be used as a screen in a fight with them. He glanced quickly about, but did not see a stone as large... as his hand. Except so far as his weapons were concerned, he was absolutelyhelpless.
Never did Fred Linden display more coolness and knowledge of Indiancharacter than he did at this time when caught at such fearfuldisadvantage. He knew that if he showed any timidity, the red men wouldattack him at once, while, if he could deceive them, as he hoped, therewas a possibility that he would escape.
Two hundred yards away, the Indians drew their cantering horses down toa walk: they evidently saw there was no call for haste and they couldafford to take all the time they wished.
What to read after The Hunters of the Ozark?
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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