The Boy Ranchers in Death Valley
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There was no idea that the searchers would be out allnight. Yet such was the case.
"Yes, we'll have to go back and then start out again after we eat, "assented Nort.
They rode along for a time in silence. Slowly the light in the eastgrew. More and more rosy it appeared, now with golden streaks. Morning was about to break forth in all its glory.
"I wonder if he could have had anything to do with it?" spoke Nortsuddenly, and apparently asking himself the question.
"Who?" inquired Dick a bit sharp...ly. "What do you mean?" "I mean the old Elixer peddler. " "Tosh?" "Yes. " "How could he have anything to do with Bud staying away all night?" "That's it. I don't know. I'm just wondering. Tosh is a queer oldcrank, you know, and he may have met Bud and tried to sell him somemore of the stuff that Fah Moo got sick on. " "Well, there'd be no harm in that, " remarked Billee. "Old Toshprobably tries to sell everybody he meets some of his dope, on the pleathat it'll save them from the fate that overtakes so many in DeathValley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no idea that the searchers would be out allnight. Yet such was the case.
"Yes, we'll have to go back and then start out again after we eat, "assented Nort.
They rode along for a time in silence. Slowly the light in the eastgrew. More and more rosy it appeared, now with golden streaks. Morning was about to break forth in all its glory.
"I wonder if he could have had anything to do with it?" spoke Nortsuddenly, and apparently asking himself the question.
"Who?" inquired Dick a bit sharp...ly. "What do you mean?" "I mean the old Elixer peddler. " "Tosh?" "Yes. " "How could he have anything to do with Bud staying away all night?" "That's it. I don't know. I'm just wondering. Tosh is a queer oldcrank, you know, and he may have met Bud and tried to sell him somemore of the stuff that Fah Moo got sick on. " "Well, there'd be no harm in that, " remarked Billee. "Old Toshprobably tries to sell everybody he meets some of his dope, on the pleathat it'll save them from the fate that overtakes so many in DeathValley.
What to read after The Boy Ranchers in Death Valley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baker Willard F. to read onlineMoreLess
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