The Boy Scout Fire Fighters
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Jack's sleeping partner, Tom Binns, was not there, so he slept alone, on the edge of the camp, and some distance from the campfire.
Tired as he was, he did not get to sleep at once. Out on the lakepuffing motor boats, running back and forth from the big summer hotelat the head of the lake to the cottages that were clustered near thedam, made the night noisy. Those people were late risers and they wentto bed late as well. There was a dance at the hotel, and it was wellattended. So the sharp beat... of the engines of the little boatsdisturbed those who were trying to sleep. Jack was so tired, too, thatit was hard for him to get to sleep.
He kept thinking of everything that had happened at Haskell Crossing, and of the desperate minutes in which, while he knew the fate that wasin store for the onrushing train, he had been powerless to prevent thecatastrophe that threatened. And then suddenly, while he was halfasleep and half awake, he remembered something that had escaped himbefore, something he had seen and that had been recorded in his brain, although it was only now that the picture stood out vividly and withmeaning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jack's sleeping partner, Tom Binns, was not there, so he slept alone, on the edge of the camp, and some distance from the campfire.
Tired as he was, he did not get to sleep at once. Out on the lakepuffing motor boats, running back and forth from the big summer hotelat the head of the lake to the cottages that were clustered near thedam, made the night noisy. Those people were late risers and they wentto bed late as well. There was a dance at the hotel, and it was wellattended. So the sharp beat... of the engines of the little boatsdisturbed those who were trying to sleep. Jack was so tired, too, thatit was hard for him to get to sleep.
He kept thinking of everything that had happened at Haskell Crossing, and of the desperate minutes in which, while he knew the fate that wasin store for the onrushing train, he had been powerless to prevent thecatastrophe that threatened. And then suddenly, while he was halfasleep and half awake, he remembered something that had escaped himbefore, something he had seen and that had been recorded in his brain, although it was only now that the picture stood out vividly and withmeaning.
What to read after The Boy Scout Fire Fighters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maitland Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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