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Page 43
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 ...
Page 50
One afternoon Theodore Roosevelt left his rarch to visit the shack of one of his
herders , about thirty - five miles down the river . It was a cold , clear day , and he
was finely mounted on a well - trained pony . He writes that he was after grouse ...
One afternoon Theodore Roosevelt left his rarch to visit the shack of one of his
herders , about thirty - five miles down the river . It was a cold , clear day , and he
was finely mounted on a well - trained pony . He writes that he was after grouse ...
Page 67
They were miles away from the ranch home , and it was utterly impossible to
move in any direction . “ Reckon we are booked to stay here , ” said one of the
cowboys , a fellow from the South . “ It's a right smart storm , and it's going to stay
by us .
They were miles away from the ranch home , and it was utterly impossible to
move in any direction . “ Reckon we are booked to stay here , ” said one of the
cowboys , a fellow from the South . “ It's a right smart storm , and it's going to stay
by us .
Page 69
After passing along for several miles , Theodore Roosevelt felt he must be
drawing close to the herd . Just then his rifle happened to tap on the trunk of a
tree , and instantly he heard the elk moving away in new alarm . His hunting
blood was ...
After passing along for several miles , Theodore Roosevelt felt he must be
drawing close to the herd . Just then his rifle happened to tap on the trunk of a
tree , and instantly he heard the elk moving away in new alarm . His hunting
blood was ...
Page 74
One day his companion of the hunt came riding in with the carcass of a black
bear killed in a network of hollows and ravines some miles 74 AMERICAN BOYS
' LIFE OF CHAPTER VIII Bringing down a Grizzly Bear - Back to New York ...
One day his companion of the hunt came riding in with the carcass of a black
bear killed in a network of hollows and ravines some miles 74 AMERICAN BOYS
' LIFE OF CHAPTER VIII Bringing down a Grizzly Bear - Back to New York ...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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