The Prairie Chief
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Throwing herself onher hands and knees, Moonlight crept forward until she came again insight of the sentinel. Skipping Rabbit followed her trail like a littleshadow. Keeping as far from the man as possible without coming underthe observation of the next sentinel, they sank into the long grass, andslowly wormed their way forward so noiselessly that they were soon pastthe lines, and able to rise and look about with caution.
The girl had no thought of doing more than getting well out of the camp, ...and then turning about and walking boldly past the young sentinel, justto show that she had defeated him, but at Skipping Rabbit's suggestionshe led the way to a neighbouring knoll just to have one look roundbefore going home.
It was on this very knoll that Rushing River and Eaglenose lay, likesnakes in the grass.
As the girls drew near, chatting in low, soft, musical tones, the twomen lay as motionless as fallen trees. When they were within severalyards of them the young Indian glanced at his chief, and pointed withhis conveniently prominent feature to Skipping Rabbit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Throwing herself onher hands and knees, Moonlight crept forward until she came again insight of the sentinel. Skipping Rabbit followed her trail like a littleshadow. Keeping as far from the man as possible without coming underthe observation of the next sentinel, they sank into the long grass, andslowly wormed their way forward so noiselessly that they were soon pastthe lines, and able to rise and look about with caution.
The girl had no thought of doing more than getting well out of the camp, ...and then turning about and walking boldly past the young sentinel, justto show that she had defeated him, but at Skipping Rabbit's suggestionshe led the way to a neighbouring knoll just to have one look roundbefore going home.
It was on this very knoll that Rushing River and Eaglenose lay, likesnakes in the grass.
As the girls drew near, chatting in low, soft, musical tones, the twomen lay as motionless as fallen trees. When they were within severalyards of them the young Indian glanced at his chief, and pointed withhis conveniently prominent feature to Skipping Rabbit.
What to read after The Prairie Chief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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