The Trappers Daughter a Story of the Rocky Mountains
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On reaching the lasso, he took it in both hands, and turned to his comrades.
" Look, " he said with that careless ness which he never could put off; "the sight costs nothing. " And gently, without hurrying, with the coolness of a professor giving a les son, lie crossed the canon backwards, in order to show his friends how they were to manage. On reaching the op posite bank, where he left his rifle, he quietly returned to his friends the lat ter had anxiously watched him, trem bling involuntaril...y at the danger he had incurred.
" I hope, " he said, when he remount ed the platform, " that you are now quite sure the lasso is firm, and you will not hesitate. " Without replying, Curumilla cross ed.
"There's one, " Valentine said with a laugh ; s " there is no difficulty about it. Whose turn next ?" " Mine, " Don Pablo answered.
He crossed.
" Now it is my turn, " Don Miguel said.
" Go, " Valentine replied.
The haciendero soon found himself on the opposite side ; only two men re mained, General Ibanez and the hunter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On reaching the lasso, he took it in both hands, and turned to his comrades.
" Look, " he said with that careless ness which he never could put off; "the sight costs nothing. " And gently, without hurrying, with the coolness of a professor giving a les son, lie crossed the canon backwards, in order to show his friends how they were to manage. On reaching the op posite bank, where he left his rifle, he quietly returned to his friends the lat ter had anxiously watched him, trem bling involuntaril...y at the danger he had incurred.
" I hope, " he said, when he remount ed the platform, " that you are now quite sure the lasso is firm, and you will not hesitate. " Without replying, Curumilla cross ed.
"There's one, " Valentine said with a laugh ; s " there is no difficulty about it. Whose turn next ?" " Mine, " Don Pablo answered.
He crossed.
" Now it is my turn, " Don Miguel said.
" Go, " Valentine replied.
The haciendero soon found himself on the opposite side ; only two men re mained, General Ibanez and the hunter.
What to read after The Trappers Daughter a Story of the Rocky Mountains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gustave Aimard to read onlineMoreLess
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