The Ranger Boys And the Border Smugglers
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They ran speedily to him, and found him gazing at the ground.
"I don't know that what I've found amounts to a continental, but this isan old abandoned tote road, and I've found the marks of three or fourdifferent style boots, or rather, different sized boots. To my mind, itis worth following up, as there hasn't been anything yet worth whileinvestigating except this. I wonder if our friend Dud isn't just givingus a wrong steer, or is this what he meant we should find? What say, Garry, what shall... we do?" Garry decided immediately.
"We'll follow this for a bit and see where it leads us. It may amountto nothing at all, and then again it may lead us to a real clue. " They set off down the old tote road, and after a walk of nearly an hourcame upon several shacks, all boarded up, and bearing an air ofdesolation and abandonment.
"By golly, this is a deserted lumber camp. You remember the storekeepertold us there used to be logging operations in this vicinity? This musthave been the scene of the camp, although they had quite a haul to reachthe river for the drive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They ran speedily to him, and found him gazing at the ground.
"I don't know that what I've found amounts to a continental, but this isan old abandoned tote road, and I've found the marks of three or fourdifferent style boots, or rather, different sized boots. To my mind, itis worth following up, as there hasn't been anything yet worth whileinvestigating except this. I wonder if our friend Dud isn't just givingus a wrong steer, or is this what he meant we should find? What say, Garry, what shall... we do?" Garry decided immediately.
"We'll follow this for a bit and see where it leads us. It may amountto nothing at all, and then again it may lead us to a real clue. " They set off down the old tote road, and after a walk of nearly an hourcame upon several shacks, all boarded up, and bearing an air ofdesolation and abandonment.
"By golly, this is a deserted lumber camp. You remember the storekeepertold us there used to be logging operations in this vicinity? This musthave been the scene of the camp, although they had quite a haul to reachthe river for the drive.
What to read after The Ranger Boys And the Border Smugglers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Labelle Claude A. to read onlineMoreLess
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