The Pirates of the Prairies
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At starting, Red Cedar, while con- 118 THE PIRATES OF THE PRAIRIES.
oealing the object of his journey, had dropped hints to his comrades that he would bring them allies ; moreover, he informed them, that his excursion would not last more than three or four days at the most.
In the desert, especially in the Far West, there is no regular road ; travel lers are compelled, for the greater part of the time, to march axe in hand, and out a path by force.
The gambusinos knew this by expe rience, and h...ence were not surprised, because Red Cedar did not return at the period he had fixed.
They were patient, and as their pro visions were beginning to give out, they scattered on either side the river, and organized great hunting expeditions to renew their stock.
But days had slipped away, and Red Cedar did not return : a month had al ready passed, and no news or sign ar rived to tell the gambusinos that he would come soon.
Another fortnight also passed, and produced no change in the position of the gold-seekers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At starting, Red Cedar, while con- 118 THE PIRATES OF THE PRAIRIES.
oealing the object of his journey, had dropped hints to his comrades that he would bring them allies ; moreover, he informed them, that his excursion would not last more than three or four days at the most.
In the desert, especially in the Far West, there is no regular road ; travel lers are compelled, for the greater part of the time, to march axe in hand, and out a path by force.
The gambusinos knew this by expe rience, and h...ence were not surprised, because Red Cedar did not return at the period he had fixed.
They were patient, and as their pro visions were beginning to give out, they scattered on either side the river, and organized great hunting expeditions to renew their stock.
But days had slipped away, and Red Cedar did not return : a month had al ready passed, and no news or sign ar rived to tell the gambusinos that he would come soon.
Another fortnight also passed, and produced no change in the position of the gold-seekers.
What to read after The Pirates of the Prairies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gustave Aimard to read onlineMoreLess
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