The Pathless Trail
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A lengthy conference took place between Lou- rengo and Tucu on the one hand and the three Red Bone tribesmen on the other; a difficult Digitized by Googk THE RED BONES ' 229 .— . '^' ^ talk in which words and sign language both were used and frequently repeated. Eventually an understanding was reached. The three stepped hack, picked up some small game which they had dropped on beholding Lourengo, returned, and led the way along the path. Lourengo cast aside his poke stick and resumed his usual ...place in the column. The whole line moved ahead at a much smarter gait than before.
"Note — ^this path is not mined/' thought Knowlton.
This proved true. Moreover, the way now was more broad and firm, so that travel on it was much easier. After twenty minutes of rapid tramping it debouched abruptly into a cleared space. Here all halted.
Before them lay a town of small, low huts, crowded closely together in two parallel rows which curved together at one end. The other end lay open, giving access to a sizable creek whereon floated canoes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A lengthy conference took place between Lou- rengo and Tucu on the one hand and the three Red Bone tribesmen on the other; a difficult Digitized by Googk THE RED BONES ' 229 .— . '^' ^ talk in which words and sign language both were used and frequently repeated. Eventually an understanding was reached. The three stepped hack, picked up some small game which they had dropped on beholding Lourengo, returned, and led the way along the path. Lourengo cast aside his poke stick and resumed his usual ...place in the column. The whole line moved ahead at a much smarter gait than before.
"Note — ^this path is not mined/' thought Knowlton.
This proved true. Moreover, the way now was more broad and firm, so that travel on it was much easier. After twenty minutes of rapid tramping it debouched abruptly into a cleared space. Here all halted.
Before them lay a town of small, low huts, crowded closely together in two parallel rows which curved together at one end. The other end lay open, giving access to a sizable creek whereon floated canoes.
What to read after The Pathless Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Friel Arthur Olney to read onlineMoreLess
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