Dead Man's Land
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Oh, here's Dan. " They came in sight of that sturdy little individual, in company withBuck.
"Here, Dan, " cried Mark, "you know when I was talking with you a littlewhile ago?" "Yes, sir, of course. " "Had I got my rifle with me?" "No, sir. A'n't lost it, have you, sir?" "Yes, it's gone. You can't help me, can you, Buck?" "No, sir. --Here, stop a minute. " "Ah! Now it's coming, " cried Dean, laughing. "I told you so. " "You told me!" cried his cousin scornfully. "You only said what fatherand the... doctor had told me before. Now, Buck, what were you going tosay? When did you see it last?" "Well, I saw it with you last, sir, when you relieved me on sentry. " "That's two or three nights ago, " said Mark impatiently.
"Yes, sir; that must have been last Tuesday, and since then when you wason duty old Dan relieved you. " "Oh, don't go on prosing about that, " cried Mark angrily. "I know aswell as you can tell me. I want to find my gun. " "Well, sir, that's what I was going to tell you of, only you pretty welljumped down my throat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, here's Dan. " They came in sight of that sturdy little individual, in company withBuck.
"Here, Dan, " cried Mark, "you know when I was talking with you a littlewhile ago?" "Yes, sir, of course. " "Had I got my rifle with me?" "No, sir. A'n't lost it, have you, sir?" "Yes, it's gone. You can't help me, can you, Buck?" "No, sir. --Here, stop a minute. " "Ah! Now it's coming, " cried Dean, laughing. "I told you so. " "You told me!" cried his cousin scornfully. "You only said what fatherand the... doctor had told me before. Now, Buck, what were you going tosay? When did you see it last?" "Well, I saw it with you last, sir, when you relieved me on sentry. " "That's two or three nights ago, " said Mark impatiently.
"Yes, sir; that must have been last Tuesday, and since then when you wason duty old Dan relieved you. " "Oh, don't go on prosing about that, " cried Mark angrily. "I know aswell as you can tell me. I want to find my gun. " "Well, sir, that's what I was going to tell you of, only you pretty welljumped down my throat.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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