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The Forest Runners
Joseph A. Altsheler
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It was a very thick and black night, too, and that was against him and Paul, as the objects in the clearing were hidden almost as well now as anything in the forest. Hence he trusted more to ear than to eye. But he could yet hear nothing, save the wind stirring the leaves and the grass. Inside the little cabin it grew dark, too, but their trained eyes, becoming used to the gloom, were able to see each other well enough for all the needs of the defense.
Time passed slowly on, and to Paul every moment was tense and vivid. The darkness was far more suggestive of danger than the day had been. He took his eyes now and then from the loophole, for a moment, to glance at Henry'. . . Read More
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I continue to enjoy revisiting a favorite author of my childhood. One is always concerned when reading an old favorite is whether it will disappoint or hold well. Altsheler still holds up.
Historical fiction. Well told about natives versus the whites in the 1700’s in Kentucky area. Written in 1908, it shows quite a contrast between the way things were said back then vs. now. No gentle language back then, the “Indians” were just plain savages. Ouch! I will read more books by this autho
I read this first when I was eight and loved it intensely. I read and re-read the entire series many times as well as other Altsheler books. I wanted to live in those times and have those adventures. Great books!