The Huge Hunter
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Leastways, whatever I do, you'll be sure to look outfor the skunks. ' With this parting admonition, the trapper withdrew.
In going out, he made his exit by the same entrance by which all hadcome in. He proceeded with great caution, for none knew better than hethe danger of a single misstep. He succeeded, after considerable time, in reaching a portion of the valley so shrouded in gloom that he wasable to advance without fear of discovery.
He thoroughly reconnoitered every part of the ravine in t...he immediatevicinity of the cave, but could discover nothing of the Indians, andhe concluded that they were some distance away.
Having assured himself of this, the trapper cautiously ascended theside of the ravine, until he reached the open prairie, when he lost notime in leaving the dangerous place behind him.
He had no intention, however, of deserting his friends, but had simplygone in quest of the steam man. He comprehended the difficulty underwhich they all labored, so long as they were annoyed in this manner bythe constant attacks of the savages, and he had an idea that theinvention of the dwarfed Johnny Brainerd could be turned to a goodaccount in driving the miscreants away so thoroughly that they wouldremain away for a long enough time for them to accomplish something inthe way of gathering the wealth lying all about them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leastways, whatever I do, you'll be sure to look outfor the skunks. ' With this parting admonition, the trapper withdrew.
In going out, he made his exit by the same entrance by which all hadcome in. He proceeded with great caution, for none knew better than hethe danger of a single misstep. He succeeded, after considerable time, in reaching a portion of the valley so shrouded in gloom that he wasable to advance without fear of discovery.
He thoroughly reconnoitered every part of the ravine in t...he immediatevicinity of the cave, but could discover nothing of the Indians, andhe concluded that they were some distance away.
Having assured himself of this, the trapper cautiously ascended theside of the ravine, until he reached the open prairie, when he lost notime in leaving the dangerous place behind him.
He had no intention, however, of deserting his friends, but had simplygone in quest of the steam man. He comprehended the difficulty underwhich they all labored, so long as they were annoyed in this manner bythe constant attacks of the savages, and he had an idea that theinvention of the dwarfed Johnny Brainerd could be turned to a goodaccount in driving the miscreants away so thoroughly that they wouldremain away for a long enough time for them to accomplish something inthe way of gathering the wealth lying all about them.
What to read after The Huge Hunter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Edward Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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