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The Boy Hunters

CHAPTER FIVE
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The fan-like leaves of palmettos and yuccas growing all around, gave a southern and tropical aspect to the scene.
The young hunters had halted nearly two hours before sunset, in order to give time to prepare their night-camp.

About half-an-hour after their halt, the little glade presented a picture somewhat as follows:--Near its edge stood a small canvas tent, like a white cone or pyramid.

The fly, or opening, was thrown back, for the evening was fine, and there was no one inside.

A little to one side of the tent lay three saddles upon the grass.

They were of the Mexican fashion, with high pommel and cantle, a "horn" in front, with a staple and ring firmly fastened in the wood of the tree.


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