The Homeward Trail
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" Brave as he was, David shuddered. It was not pleasant to think of himself as treacher- ously done to death by this villainous enemy. Yet he knew that the girl spoke truly, and that he was exposed to a very real peril. He welcomed the distraction afforded by the re- turn of the chief, who at this moment thrust open the cabin door, and burst into the room noisily.
"Got 'im right smack off, " were his first words, roared out in savage triumph. " 'Im an' Viccars, both!" He shot a glance at David.... "They wa'n't fur behind ye, young feller. " "Then they've been brought in?" Eliza- beth questioned. She was plainly heartened by the news that the offender against herself — and David — had been captured.
The chief nodded.
THE HOMEWAED TRAIL 227 "Both hyar in the camp, under guard, an' waitin' fer me t' pronounce jedgmint agin 'em. Which same shall be jist as soon's I git over my mad — which I hain't done yit by a dum' sight. But I'll be ca'm putty quick, an' then I'll administer jestice on them-thar two skunks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Brave as he was, David shuddered. It was not pleasant to think of himself as treacher- ously done to death by this villainous enemy. Yet he knew that the girl spoke truly, and that he was exposed to a very real peril. He welcomed the distraction afforded by the re- turn of the chief, who at this moment thrust open the cabin door, and burst into the room noisily.
"Got 'im right smack off, " were his first words, roared out in savage triumph. " 'Im an' Viccars, both!" He shot a glance at David.... "They wa'n't fur behind ye, young feller. " "Then they've been brought in?" Eliza- beth questioned. She was plainly heartened by the news that the offender against herself — and David — had been captured.
The chief nodded.
THE HOMEWAED TRAIL 227 "Both hyar in the camp, under guard, an' waitin' fer me t' pronounce jedgmint agin 'em. Which same shall be jist as soon's I git over my mad — which I hain't done yit by a dum' sight. But I'll be ca'm putty quick, an' then I'll administer jestice on them-thar two skunks.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baily Waldron to read onlineMoreLess
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