Lone Pine the Story of a Lost Mine
Lone Pine the Story of a Lost Mine
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It does beat all. " The fire now burned up brightly, and after setting the coffee-pot on to boil he filled the nose-bags himself, and went out to feed his stock. " Confound that boy, running off like this, " he grumbled, " and leaving me this job ! Told his little brother Tomas, indeed ! I don't see him around yet ; not much ; don't expect to neither. " He leaned up against the fence waiting while the stock ate their feed. Someone must keep watch in order to drive off the hungry Indian pigs, wh...o prowled My Ducats and my Daughter 141 around and would have disputed their corn with the horses. The sun had just risen, and his level rays lit up like a flame the red cliffs crowned with dark pines, which formed the western side of the valley. But Stephens did not see them. He was facing east, with the sunlight full in his face, and his eyes fixed on the bare, flat-topped table-lands which divided the Santiago valley from the Rio Grande. " Confound him ! " he growled again. " What a fool trick for him to play !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It does beat all. " The fire now burned up brightly, and after setting the coffee-pot on to boil he filled the nose-bags himself, and went out to feed his stock. " Confound that boy, running off like this, " he grumbled, " and leaving me this job ! Told his little brother Tomas, indeed ! I don't see him around yet ; not much ; don't expect to neither. " He leaned up against the fence waiting while the stock ate their feed. Someone must keep watch in order to drive off the hungry Indian pigs, wh...o prowled My Ducats and my Daughter 141 around and would have disputed their corn with the horses. The sun had just risen, and his level rays lit up like a flame the red cliffs crowned with dark pines, which formed the western side of the valley. But Stephens did not see them. He was facing east, with the sunlight full in his face, and his eyes fixed on the bare, flat-topped table-lands which divided the Santiago valley from the Rio Grande. " Confound him ! " he growled again. " What a fool trick for him to play !
What to read after Lone Pine the Story of a Lost Mine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R B Richard Baxter Townshend to read onlineMoreLess
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