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The Great Cattle Trail

Auhtor: Edward Ellis

Language: english
Published: 1894

Genres:

western,  young readers
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Review by Daniel G. Lebryk, November 2009


Rating: (****)
Copyright: Public Domain in the U.S.
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Excerpts from the Book 'The Great Cattle Trail':

... way for more than a week past I believe they mean to make trouble.. It would be supposed that such an announcement as this caused dismay, but it ...
... the captain in an undertone. I'm off good-by, came from the gloom near the door, where the sounds showed that he was engaged in raising the ...
... rods of the cabin. The hearts of the inmates stood still, the wife alone finding voice to exclaim in horrified tones:. Poor Avon. he has fallen. he ...
... the odor of burning wood. The Indian whom she had heard prowling like a hungry wolf over the roof, was there for a more sinister purpose, if possible, ...
... rear. If there are no more, he thought, it begins to look as if I might succeed after all.. But his rejoicing was premature. Not only did he ...
... toward the camp, he was really further from it than when he started. The mustang began to grow restless once more. Avon spoke sharply, and started ...
... hanging round the country for nearly a week they will give them a lesson which will make it safe for the women until we get back, even if gone six ...
... an adept at this business, but, on the other hand, it will be seen that the precautions of the Comanche himself could be executed in a twinkling. Confound ...
... seem, this dummy was the very warrior that had fallen by the shot of Oscar Gleeson. Instead of trusting the success of their scheme to an image made ...
... vicinity of the cabin must have noted all that interested the Texan. Whatever the issue of the remarkable meeting on the prairie, there could ...
... Files, the associate of Gleeson, once took part in a game of baseball in San Antonio, during which he received the elusive sphere ...
... that baffled the eye of his foe. Few, even of his own people, could have performed the exploit which he executed with perfection. Ballyhoo Gleeson ...
... me.. Percisely.. But where is he-that is, his body.. They've took it off you know how hard the Comanches try to carry away their dead and ...
... grass that it was easy to keep them going, until nearly the middle of the day. At this time a halt was made for an hour, during which the cattle spread ...
... animal sinking one or more of his hoofs into a hole, with the prospect of a broken leg for the horse and a dislocated neck for his rider. When it seemed ...
... death by the narrowest conceivable chance, they seemed equally well disposed toward the object of his wrath. The boast of the pursuer as to the ...
... in a flash twisted all that was sufficiently flexible around the horn of his saddle. At the same instant he called sharply to Thunderbolt, who made a ...
... to explain, for, before he could have done so, his comrades caught sight of the stirring scene which thrilled their leader. Captain Shirril and his ...
... known better than he that he was within range of the companions of these two warriors, who could shoot him from his horse in the twinkling of an eye. And ...
... whom he had saved were beyond reach of the sound which told of the completion of the tragedy. The Comanches attempted pursuit, but the start obtained ...