The Path in the Ravine
The Path in the Ravine
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Hillson urged him to dismount and take a cautious peep before trusting himself in full sight, but he thought that was showing a timidity which would react upon them. He kept his horse, however, at the slowest possible walk, and leaned forward over his neck that he might be as quick as he in detecting what- ever lay beyond.
'' I suspect our friend has concluded " Lieutenant Palmer had uttered these words when Hillson saw him fling himself over the side of his horse, as if making a plunge after t...he stricken buck. The crack of a rifle ring- ing among the gorges at the same moment left no doubt of the cause of the desperate attempt of the young officer to save himself.
CHAPTER XX.
THE PBISONER.
FOR an instant Lieutenant Hillson believed his companion had been struck by the unexpected shot from beyond. His chivalrous nature led him to bound forward with the alarmed question: ''Are you hurt, Al?" **No; I'm all right, but don't let him get away ; it was one of those Blackfeet that fired at me." Hillson turned like a flash and glanced along the trail, which descended as rapidly beyond the curve as it did in the opposite direction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hillson urged him to dismount and take a cautious peep before trusting himself in full sight, but he thought that was showing a timidity which would react upon them. He kept his horse, however, at the slowest possible walk, and leaned forward over his neck that he might be as quick as he in detecting what- ever lay beyond.
'' I suspect our friend has concluded " Lieutenant Palmer had uttered these words when Hillson saw him fling himself over the side of his horse, as if making a plunge after t...he stricken buck. The crack of a rifle ring- ing among the gorges at the same moment left no doubt of the cause of the desperate attempt of the young officer to save himself.
CHAPTER XX.
THE PBISONER.
FOR an instant Lieutenant Hillson believed his companion had been struck by the unexpected shot from beyond. His chivalrous nature led him to bound forward with the alarmed question: ''Are you hurt, Al?" **No; I'm all right, but don't let him get away ; it was one of those Blackfeet that fired at me." Hillson turned like a flash and glanced along the trail, which descended as rapidly beyond the curve as it did in the opposite direction.
What to read after The Path in the Ravine?
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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