Steele of the Royal Mounted Philip Steele a Story of the Great Canadian Nort
Steele of the Royal Mounted Philip Steele a Story of the Great Canadian Nort
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"I've hit it, Philip Steele, and what does it mean? I've come over seventy miles of barren, through night an' storm, an' I've hit Pierre Thoreau's cabin as fair as a shot! Oh, man, man, I 189 PHILIP STEELE couldn't do it once in ten thousand times !" He gripped Philip's arm, and his voice rose in ex cited triumph. "I tell 'ee, it means that that God 'r something must be with me !" "With us, " said Philip, staring hard.
"With me, " replied DeBar so fiercely that the other started involuntarily. ..."It's a mir acle, an omen, and it means that Fm going to win !" His fingers gripped deeper, and he said more gently, "Phil, I've grown to like you, and if you believe in God as we believe in Him up here if you believe He tells things in the stars, the winds and things like this, if you're afraid of death take some grub and go back ! I mean it, Phil, for if you stay, an' fight, there is going to be but one end. I will kill you!" IQO CHAPTER XII THE FIGHT AND A STRANGE VISITOR AT DeBar's words the blood leaped swiftly through Philip's veins, and he laughed as he flung the outlaw's hand from his arm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I've hit it, Philip Steele, and what does it mean? I've come over seventy miles of barren, through night an' storm, an' I've hit Pierre Thoreau's cabin as fair as a shot! Oh, man, man, I 189 PHILIP STEELE couldn't do it once in ten thousand times !" He gripped Philip's arm, and his voice rose in ex cited triumph. "I tell 'ee, it means that that God 'r something must be with me !" "With us, " said Philip, staring hard.
"With me, " replied DeBar so fiercely that the other started involuntarily. ..."It's a mir acle, an omen, and it means that Fm going to win !" His fingers gripped deeper, and he said more gently, "Phil, I've grown to like you, and if you believe in God as we believe in Him up here if you believe He tells things in the stars, the winds and things like this, if you're afraid of death take some grub and go back ! I mean it, Phil, for if you stay, an' fight, there is going to be but one end. I will kill you!" IQO CHAPTER XII THE FIGHT AND A STRANGE VISITOR AT DeBar's words the blood leaped swiftly through Philip's veins, and he laughed as he flung the outlaw's hand from his arm.
What to read after Steele of the Royal Mounted Philip Steele a Story of the Great Canadian Nort?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curwood James Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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