The Pony Rider Boys in Montana - Or, the Mystery of the Old Custer Trail by Frank Gee Patchin
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page 82 of 241 (34%)
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"I don----" "Y-e-o-w!" Tad had uttered the shrill scream. With great presence of mind he hoped to take them so by surprise that they would hesitate for the few seconds, and that in this delay he would be able to get away. The lad's feet struck the ground, his body plunged forward and he fell sprawling at the very feet of the men he was seeking to get away from. "Catch him! It's a man!" roared the leader. With one accord they sprang for the prostrate form of Tad Butler. CHAPTER IX TAD OUTWITS HIS PURSUERS Tad was lithe and supple. As the champion wrestler of the high school, back in his home town in Missouri, he was possessed of many tricks that had proved useful to him on more than one occasion since the Pony Riders set out on their summer's jaunt. |
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