The March of the White Guard
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In the shadow of a little island of pines, that lies in a shivering waste of ice and snow, the White Guard werecamped. They were able to do this night what they had not done fordays--dig a great grave of snow, and building a fire of pine woodat each end of this strange house, get protection and something likecomfort. They sat silent close to the fires. Jaspar Hume was writingwith numbed fingers. The extract that follows is taken from his diary. It tells that day's life, and so gives an idea of ...harder, sterner daysthat they had spent and must yet spend, on this weary journey.
December 25th. --This is Christmas Day and Camp twenty-seven. We have marched only five miles to-day. We are eighty miles from Great Fish River, and the worst yet to do. We have discovered no signs. Jeff Hyde has had a bad two days with his frozen foot. Gaspe Toujours helps him nobly. One of the dogs died this morning. Bouche is a great leader. This night's shelter is a god-send. Cloud-in-the-Sky has a plan whereby some of us will sleep well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the shadow of a little island of pines, that lies in a shivering waste of ice and snow, the White Guard werecamped. They were able to do this night what they had not done fordays--dig a great grave of snow, and building a fire of pine woodat each end of this strange house, get protection and something likecomfort. They sat silent close to the fires. Jaspar Hume was writingwith numbed fingers. The extract that follows is taken from his diary. It tells that day's life, and so gives an idea of ...harder, sterner daysthat they had spent and must yet spend, on this weary journey.
December 25th. --This is Christmas Day and Camp twenty-seven. We have marched only five miles to-day. We are eighty miles from Great Fish River, and the worst yet to do. We have discovered no signs. Jeff Hyde has had a bad two days with his frozen foot. Gaspe Toujours helps him nobly. One of the dogs died this morning. Bouche is a great leader. This night's shelter is a god-send. Cloud-in-the-Sky has a plan whereby some of us will sleep well.
What to read after The March of the White Guard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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