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Edward Stratemeyer. PAOS CHAPTER XII Destruction of the Maine Dewey's
Victory Theodore Roosevelt becomes a Soldier -- Organizing the Rough Riders-
Various Men in the Command . 112 CHAPTER XIII In Camp at Tampa — To Port
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Edward Stratemeyer. PAOS CHAPTER XII Destruction of the Maine Dewey's
Victory Theodore Roosevelt becomes a Soldier -- Organizing the Rough Riders-
Various Men in the Command . 112 CHAPTER XIII In Camp at Tampa — To Port
...
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But in this the guide was mistaken . Roosevelt proved that he could ride as well
as anybody . The first night out found the hunters about thirty miles from any
settlement . They went into camp on the open prairie , tethering their horses with
ropes ...
But in this the guide was mistaken . Roosevelt proved that he could ride as well
as anybody . The first night out found the hunters about thirty miles from any
settlement . They went into camp on the open prairie , tethering their horses with
ropes ...
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And as soon as the party had pitched camp , he sallied forth in one direction ,
while his foreman , Merrifield , took another . As Theodore Roosevelt had
supposed , the elk had gone off in a bunch , and for some distance it was easy to
follow ...
And as soon as the party had pitched camp , he sallied forth in one direction ,
while his foreman , Merrifield , took another . As Theodore Roosevelt had
supposed , the elk had gone off in a bunch , and for some distance it was easy to
follow ...
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But Theodore Roosevelt was anxious to obtain some elk horns as trophies of the
chase , and day after day a watch was kept for bull elk , as the hunters moved the
camp from one place to another . At last the long - looked - for opportunity ...
But Theodore Roosevelt was anxious to obtain some elk horns as trophies of the
chase , and day after day a watch was kept for bull elk , as the hunters moved the
camp from one place to another . At last the long - looked - for opportunity ...
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Edward Stratemeyer. killed in a network of hollows and ravines some miles from
their present camp . “ The hollows are full of bear tracks , ” said Merrifield . “ I am
sure , if we go up there , we'll get one or more black bears and perhaps a grizzly .
Edward Stratemeyer. killed in a network of hollows and ravines some miles from
their present camp . “ The hollows are full of bear tracks , ” said Merrifield . “ I am
sure , if we go up there , we'll get one or more black bears and perhaps a grizzly .
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| Title | American Boys' Life of Theodore Roosevelt |
| Author | Edward Stratemeyer |
| Publisher | Lothrop, Lee and Shepard Company, 1906 |
| Original from | Cornell University |
| Digitized | 18 Dec 2013 |
| Length | 336 pages |
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