The War Trail
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"I guess you're right, Rube. The hoss must a gone thar, an if so, we'reboun' to fetch his tracks. Thar's mud, if I remember right, all roun'the pool. We can carry the cannel under Dutch's sombrera. " "Ye-es, " drawled Rube in reply; "an ef this niggur don't miskalk'late, we ain't a gwine to need eyther cannel or sombrairay. Lookee yander!"--the speaker pointed to a break in the clouds--"I'll stake high, I kinmizyure this hyur shower wi' the tail o' a goat. Wagh! we'll hev themoon agin, clur as ...iver in the inside o' ten minnits--see ef we haint. " "So much the better, old hoss; but hadn't we best first try for thetracks; time's precious, Rube--" "In coorse it ur; git the cannel an the sombrairay, an le's be off then. The rest o' these fellurs hed better stay hyur, an snore it out; thu'llonly bamfoozle us. " "Lige!" called out Garey, addressing himself to Quackenboss--"Lige! gi'us yur hat a bit. " A loud snore was the only reply. The ranger, seated with his backagainst the rock, and his head drooping over his breast, was soundasleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I guess you're right, Rube. The hoss must a gone thar, an if so, we'reboun' to fetch his tracks. Thar's mud, if I remember right, all roun'the pool. We can carry the cannel under Dutch's sombrera. " "Ye-es, " drawled Rube in reply; "an ef this niggur don't miskalk'late, we ain't a gwine to need eyther cannel or sombrairay. Lookee yander!"--the speaker pointed to a break in the clouds--"I'll stake high, I kinmizyure this hyur shower wi' the tail o' a goat. Wagh! we'll hev themoon agin, clur as ...iver in the inside o' ten minnits--see ef we haint. " "So much the better, old hoss; but hadn't we best first try for thetracks; time's precious, Rube--" "In coorse it ur; git the cannel an the sombrairay, an le's be off then. The rest o' these fellurs hed better stay hyur, an snore it out; thu'llonly bamfoozle us. " "Lige!" called out Garey, addressing himself to Quackenboss--"Lige! gi'us yur hat a bit. " A loud snore was the only reply. The ranger, seated with his backagainst the rock, and his head drooping over his breast, was soundasleep.
What to read after The War Trail?
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