The Silver Cache of the Pawnee
The Silver Cache of the Pawnee
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"No, " he said to himself, "this won't do. I'm a bigger fool than Kio. Being alone has rattled my head. I must take a bite to eat, and hide my stuff before I go. Indians might come along and take my bedding and saddle, and then I'd be in another mess. But I must take my gun and ammunition with me. " Philip had now regained his self-control. He would at first follow the trail slowly and if he did not overtake the pony or found him caught on some bush, he could increase his speed. In the meantime... he would look for fresh tracks, so as to make sure that the animal had not gone off in some other direc tion or joined a band of wild horses. 174 THE SILVER CACHE An hour passed without the lad being sure that the pony had started back for the car avan. Then, at last, the trail led over a bare piece of ground where the tracks were plainly visible and showed that he had been going at a brisk walk. Philip increased his speed, for it was now only a question of how far the runaway might be ahead of him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"No, " he said to himself, "this won't do. I'm a bigger fool than Kio. Being alone has rattled my head. I must take a bite to eat, and hide my stuff before I go. Indians might come along and take my bedding and saddle, and then I'd be in another mess. But I must take my gun and ammunition with me. " Philip had now regained his self-control. He would at first follow the trail slowly and if he did not overtake the pony or found him caught on some bush, he could increase his speed. In the meantime... he would look for fresh tracks, so as to make sure that the animal had not gone off in some other direc tion or joined a band of wild horses. 174 THE SILVER CACHE An hour passed without the lad being sure that the pony had started back for the car avan. Then, at last, the trail led over a bare piece of ground where the tracks were plainly visible and showed that he had been going at a brisk walk. Philip increased his speed, for it was now only a question of how far the runaway might be ahead of him.
What to read after The Silver Cache of the Pawnee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D Dietrich Lange to read onlineMoreLess
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