The Pony Rider Boys in the Grand Canyon - The Mystery of Bright Angel Gulch by Frank Gee Patchin
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No one laughed.
"Speaking of checks," said Ned Rector after an interval of silence, "did you bring along that snaffle bit, Tad?" "What snaffle bit?" "The one we were going to put on Stacy Brown to hold him in check?" A series of groans greeted Ned's words. Chunky grumbled something about making a checker board of Ned's face if he didn't watch out, after which the Professor turned the rising tide into other and safer channels by continuing his lecture on the great Arizona forest. As the train dashed on the Pony Riders were greeted with occasional views of a mountain differing from anything they ever had seen. One peak especially attracted their attention. Its blackened sides, and its summit bathed in a warm glow of yellow sunshine, gave it a most striking appearance. "What is it, Professor?" asked Tad, with an inquiring gaze and nod toward the mountain. "Sunset Mountain," answered Professor Zepplin. "You should have discovered that." "But it isn't sunset," objected Walter. "It is always sunset there. The effect is always a sunset effect." |
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