A Desperate Chance
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" Brooks spent two days, and then said: "It's all right; there is a mine somewhere, but I must have the properinstruments and testing utensils. I will leave you and Desmond here inthe mountains and proceed to the nearest settlement and secure what Ineed. Creedon, I can almost promise you that we will find a richdigging, and it will be more accessible than this one. " "I have a better plan, " said Creedon.
"What is your plan?" "We will go and get the dust that the lad found; we will carry that t...othe town, dispose of it, get our money, make our deposits in the bank, and then start in on the search. Possessing the knowledge that you do, we will find a mine. I am not discouraged yet. " It was so agreed, and the party made their way back to where they hadtheir store of dust. Creedon had made some deerskin bags so that theburden would not fall upon one person. The dust was all secured and theymade a start for the town.
On the night when they made their last halt before ending their trip inthe town, Brooks, the wizard tramp, took advantage of an opportunity totalk to Desmond alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Brooks spent two days, and then said: "It's all right; there is a mine somewhere, but I must have the properinstruments and testing utensils. I will leave you and Desmond here inthe mountains and proceed to the nearest settlement and secure what Ineed. Creedon, I can almost promise you that we will find a richdigging, and it will be more accessible than this one. " "I have a better plan, " said Creedon.
"What is your plan?" "We will go and get the dust that the lad found; we will carry that t...othe town, dispose of it, get our money, make our deposits in the bank, and then start in on the search. Possessing the knowledge that you do, we will find a mine. I am not discouraged yet. " It was so agreed, and the party made their way back to where they hadtheir store of dust. Creedon had made some deerskin bags so that theburden would not fall upon one person. The dust was all secured and theymade a start for the town.
On the night when they made their last halt before ending their trip inthe town, Brooks, the wizard tramp, took advantage of an opportunity totalk to Desmond alone.
What to read after A Desperate Chance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Halsey Harlan Page to read onlineMoreLess
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