With Axe And Rifle
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Again the headmost animal would wheel to the right, as did hisfollowers. At last, carrying on this game for some time, they suddenlywinded us and away they all scampered as fast as their agile legs wouldcarry them, like clouds before the gale.
Although game was thus abundant on the open prairie, we were as wellaware that we should not load our horses, unless we took proper measuresto get near the deer; as the angler is, who sees the fish leap throughthe calm surface of a lake in the bright suns...hine, that he will not fillhis basket if he does not use the right bait.
There was a wood away to the right, which would, we hoped, afford us anambush and enable us to conceal our steeds. We accordingly rode towardsit. As we were moving along the Dominie suddenly pulled up.
"Look at that trail, " he said; "that is not the foot-mark of a deer, orbuffalo, or a wolf. If ever I saw the print of a moccasin, that is one. See, however, the toes are pointing from the wood, though the red-skin, when he found that he was stepping on soft ground, sprang back, butprobably did not think it worth while to obliterate the mark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Again the headmost animal would wheel to the right, as did hisfollowers. At last, carrying on this game for some time, they suddenlywinded us and away they all scampered as fast as their agile legs wouldcarry them, like clouds before the gale.
Although game was thus abundant on the open prairie, we were as wellaware that we should not load our horses, unless we took proper measuresto get near the deer; as the angler is, who sees the fish leap throughthe calm surface of a lake in the bright suns...hine, that he will not fillhis basket if he does not use the right bait.
There was a wood away to the right, which would, we hoped, afford us anambush and enable us to conceal our steeds. We accordingly rode towardsit. As we were moving along the Dominie suddenly pulled up.
"Look at that trail, " he said; "that is not the foot-mark of a deer, orbuffalo, or a wolf. If ever I saw the print of a moccasin, that is one. See, however, the toes are pointing from the wood, though the red-skin, when he found that he was stepping on soft ground, sprang back, butprobably did not think it worth while to obliterate the mark.
What to read after With Axe And Rifle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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