The Texan Star
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Look out forpotholes and such places. " They rode knee to knee, not yet putting the horses to their full speed, but covering the ground, nevertheless, at a great rate. It seemed playfor their fine horses, which arched their necks and sped on, not a dropof perspiration yet staining their glossy skins. Ned felt the thrill, asthe ground spun back under his horse's feet, and the air rushed past hisface. It did not occur to him that the Lipans could overtake them, andtheir pursuit merely added a fre...sh spice to a magnificent ride.
He took another look back. The Lipans, although they had lost ground, were still following. They came in a close group, carrying, besidestheir arms, shields, made of layers of buffalo hide. Several woremagnificent war bonnets. Otherwise all were naked save for thebreech-cloth, and their brown bodies were glistening with war paint. Behind them, yet came the black front of the buffalo herd, but it was afull mile away.
Obed looked also, and his heart smote him. Older and more experiencedthan Ned, he knew that with the fierce Lipans the most powerful of alllures was the lure of scalps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Look out forpotholes and such places. " They rode knee to knee, not yet putting the horses to their full speed, but covering the ground, nevertheless, at a great rate. It seemed playfor their fine horses, which arched their necks and sped on, not a dropof perspiration yet staining their glossy skins. Ned felt the thrill, asthe ground spun back under his horse's feet, and the air rushed past hisface. It did not occur to him that the Lipans could overtake them, andtheir pursuit merely added a fre...sh spice to a magnificent ride.
He took another look back. The Lipans, although they had lost ground, were still following. They came in a close group, carrying, besidestheir arms, shields, made of layers of buffalo hide. Several woremagnificent war bonnets. Otherwise all were naked save for thebreech-cloth, and their brown bodies were glistening with war paint. Behind them, yet came the black front of the buffalo herd, but it was afull mile away.
Obed looked also, and his heart smote him. Older and more experiencedthan Ned, he knew that with the fierce Lipans the most powerful of alllures was the lure of scalps.
What to read after The Texan Star?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Altsheler Joseph Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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