A Siren of the Snows
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What sort of a place was this Camp Argyle ? What would he meet there ? How would they treat him, a stranger whom Kerry Mallabee might perhaps tell them was mas querading under a name that was not his own, and who was bound upon a mission of deceit and treach ery?
INTO THE UNKNOWN 151 This much only Jensen felt confident of: at Camp Argyle was the solution of Secret Service Case BM432. Those white impressions of double eagles that the frightened Kerry Mallabee had thrust sud denly into the fire ...when his cry startled her at the Little Babos camp were sufficient assurance to him that the solution of the mystery of Case BM432 was to be found at Camp Argyle, where Dan the Swede had come from.
That Camp Argyle must be well within the bor ders of Ungava he was also fairly certain; for he knew they had been steadily traveling north, and he assumed that the distance covered was sufficient to take them not far from the lower Labrador line, or thereabouts. He was also certain that they had not veered toward Hudson Bay, for he was reasonably familiar with the bleak and barren character of that vicinity, and, while the country they had passed through had been flat, it had not been with out frequent patches of fir and spruce along the trail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What sort of a place was this Camp Argyle ? What would he meet there ? How would they treat him, a stranger whom Kerry Mallabee might perhaps tell them was mas querading under a name that was not his own, and who was bound upon a mission of deceit and treach ery?
INTO THE UNKNOWN 151 This much only Jensen felt confident of: at Camp Argyle was the solution of Secret Service Case BM432. Those white impressions of double eagles that the frightened Kerry Mallabee had thrust sud denly into the fire ...when his cry startled her at the Little Babos camp were sufficient assurance to him that the solution of the mystery of Case BM432 was to be found at Camp Argyle, where Dan the Swede had come from.
That Camp Argyle must be well within the bor ders of Ungava he was also fairly certain; for he knew they had been steadily traveling north, and he assumed that the distance covered was sufficient to take them not far from the lower Labrador line, or thereabouts. He was also certain that they had not veered toward Hudson Bay, for he was reasonably familiar with the bleak and barren character of that vicinity, and, while the country they had passed through had been flat, it had not been with out frequent patches of fir and spruce along the trail.
What to read after A Siren of the Snows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Stanley to read onlineMoreLess
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