The Young Trail Hunters
The Young Trail Hunters
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" "Yes, but you wouldn't have dared to, " replied Ned.
"Wouldn't I?" rejoined Hal. "You just wait and see. I wasn't frightened abit the night the Indians got into camp; and if it hadn't been for oldJerry, I'd a shown 'em--" "Pshaw! Why didn't you show me, instead of crying, when we were up thattree, yesterday? You wasn't very brave then, " said Ned.
"Umph! I didn't know anything about hogs, " explained Hal.
"And I reckon you don't know much 'bout painters, either, youngster. Brag's a good dog, ...but Holdfast's a better one, " broke in old Jerry.
"Isn't it time for a start, Jerry?" called I; "and how's your shoulderthis morning?" "It's past time fur a start, and nigh upon noon. My shoulder's puttysore, but I kin git along all right with it. " I sprang to my seat, and found it nearly noon; indeed, so late that Jerryadvised remaining encamped until the following morning, althoughMagoffin's train had been gone some hours.
After dinner, Hal, Ned, and myself saddled up for a ride over the plainin search of antelope, and had gone some three or four miles from camp, when Ned called my attention to a horseman in the distance, leisurelyriding along, almost diagonally to our own course.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Yes, but you wouldn't have dared to, " replied Ned.
"Wouldn't I?" rejoined Hal. "You just wait and see. I wasn't frightened abit the night the Indians got into camp; and if it hadn't been for oldJerry, I'd a shown 'em--" "Pshaw! Why didn't you show me, instead of crying, when we were up thattree, yesterday? You wasn't very brave then, " said Ned.
"Umph! I didn't know anything about hogs, " explained Hal.
"And I reckon you don't know much 'bout painters, either, youngster. Brag's a good dog, ...but Holdfast's a better one, " broke in old Jerry.
"Isn't it time for a start, Jerry?" called I; "and how's your shoulderthis morning?" "It's past time fur a start, and nigh upon noon. My shoulder's puttysore, but I kin git along all right with it. " I sprang to my seat, and found it nearly noon; indeed, so late that Jerryadvised remaining encamped until the following morning, althoughMagoffin's train had been gone some hours.
After dinner, Hal, Ned, and myself saddled up for a ride over the plainin search of antelope, and had gone some three or four miles from camp, when Ned called my attention to a horseman in the distance, leisurelyriding along, almost diagonally to our own course.
What to read after The Young Trail Hunters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cozzens Samuel Woodworth to read onlineMoreLess
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