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Wild West Quest, Chapter Four

Chapter Four

Tracker was exited. That could only mean one thing. They were getting close. As the day wore on, he got even more exited. Arthur knew they were getting close. Suddenly he saw a cabin, and quickly hid, as he saw the robber coming out of it. Arthur hoped that the robber wouldn't see him, but still he shouldered his rifle. Luckily, the robber had only come out to get a drink of water, and didn't go within three yards of him. When the robber was gone, Arthur breathed a sigh of relief. About a hour later, he heard snoring. He peered into a window and saw the robber had gone to sleep. Arthur also saw the necklace that had been stolen. He snuck into the cabin and tried to go into the mans room, but it was locked, so he got his axe and chopped the lock of. He crept into the room and stole the necklace back. He stole out of the room and outside. Once he was safely out of sight, he stood up. His mission was completed!
  
The end
Location: Ibn Sofian, Nazlet El-Semman, Al Haram, Giza Governorate, Egypt

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  1. AnonymousJune 26, 2020 at 11:45 AM

    The axe chopping the lock off didn't wake up the robber?? The robber must have been very tired! - Uncle Nay

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  2. GrandmaJune 26, 2020 at 7:55 PM

    I was thinking the same thing as Uncle Nay! I am so glad that the robber stayed asleep. What a great ending to the story. Arthur got the necklace! YAY! Love, Grandma

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