The High School Boys in Summer Camp by H. Irving (Harrie Irving) Hancock
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is headed this way---hundreds strong, and it's going to rush through
this camp, trampling everything in the way!" CHAPTER VII FIGHTING THE MAD STAMPEDE "Nothing doing, and don't get excited," replied Tom Reade, shaking his head. "There will be a lot doing in three or four minutes," Prescott retorted excitedly. "The cattle are stampeded, and they'll sweep through here like a cyclone." "The trees will break up the stampede," Tom insisted coolly. "Not much they won't," Dick answered. "The cattle are headed along a natural lane, where the trees are less thick than in other parts of the forest." "The trees will stop 'em before they get here," Reade insisted. "The trees will do nothing of the sort," uttered Dick, glancing swiftly about him. "The cattle are among the trees already. Just hear that rumble. And it's a lot closer now." |
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