The Red Man's Revenge
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He did not move handor foot for half an hour, during which time, despite the distance of theneighbouring clump, he could easily make out the sound of an axechopping wood, and even heard human voices in conversation. Then agleam of light flickered among the trees, and the kindling camp-fire ofour three friends became visible.
The Indian now felt comparatively safe. He knew that, whoever the newarrivals might be, they were unsuspicious of his presence in thevicinity, and had encamped for the nigh...t. He also knew that when menare busy with supper they are not very watchful, especially when dangeris not expected. He, therefore, gave them another quarter of an hour toprepare supper, and then moved stealthily over the plain towards them.
On gaining the shelter of the trees, Petawanaquat advanced with cat-likecaution, until he could clearly see the travellers. He recognised theminstantly, and a dark frown settled on his features. His first thoughtwas to steal their horses, and thus leave them incapable of pursuingfurther, but Ian Macdonald was too much of a backwoodsman to give a foethe opportunity to do this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He did not move handor foot for half an hour, during which time, despite the distance of theneighbouring clump, he could easily make out the sound of an axechopping wood, and even heard human voices in conversation. Then agleam of light flickered among the trees, and the kindling camp-fire ofour three friends became visible.
The Indian now felt comparatively safe. He knew that, whoever the newarrivals might be, they were unsuspicious of his presence in thevicinity, and had encamped for the nigh...t. He also knew that when menare busy with supper they are not very watchful, especially when dangeris not expected. He, therefore, gave them another quarter of an hour toprepare supper, and then moved stealthily over the plain towards them.
On gaining the shelter of the trees, Petawanaquat advanced with cat-likecaution, until he could clearly see the travellers. He recognised theminstantly, and a dark frown settled on his features. His first thoughtwas to steal their horses, and thus leave them incapable of pursuingfurther, but Ian Macdonald was too much of a backwoodsman to give a foethe opportunity to do this.
What to read after The Red Man's Revenge?
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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