The Old Santa Fe Trail
The Old Santa Fe Trail
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I know'd you'd come back!' "Well, there, boys, I just walked out of that kitchen a heap fasterthan I'd come into it, and shut the door. When I got outside, for a fewminutes I couldn't see nothing, I was worked up so. As soon as I cometo, I went through the gate down to camp as quick as my legs would carryme, to tell Thorpe and Curtis that Paul had found his ma. They wanted toknow all about it, but I couldn't tell them nothing, I was so dumfoundedat the way things had turned out. We talked among... ourselves a moment, then reckoned it was the best to go up to the fort together, and ask thewoman how on earth she'd got shet of the Ingins what had took her off, and how it come she was cooking there. We started out and when we gotinto the kitchen, there was Paul and Mrs. Dale, and you never see nopeople so happy. They was just as wild as a stampeded steer; she seemedto have growed ten years younger than when I first went up there, and asfor Paul, he was in heaven for certain.
"First we had to tell her how we'd got the kid, and how we'd learned tolove him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know'd you'd come back!' "Well, there, boys, I just walked out of that kitchen a heap fasterthan I'd come into it, and shut the door. When I got outside, for a fewminutes I couldn't see nothing, I was worked up so. As soon as I cometo, I went through the gate down to camp as quick as my legs would carryme, to tell Thorpe and Curtis that Paul had found his ma. They wanted toknow all about it, but I couldn't tell them nothing, I was so dumfoundedat the way things had turned out. We talked among... ourselves a moment, then reckoned it was the best to go up to the fort together, and ask thewoman how on earth she'd got shet of the Ingins what had took her off, and how it come she was cooking there. We started out and when we gotinto the kitchen, there was Paul and Mrs. Dale, and you never see nopeople so happy. They was just as wild as a stampeded steer; she seemedto have growed ten years younger than when I first went up there, and asfor Paul, he was in heaven for certain.
"First we had to tell her how we'd got the kid, and how we'd learned tolove him.
What to read after The Old Santa Fe Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Inman Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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