Across Texas
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Just then my friend shouted : " ' Here slie conies ! Off witli you ! ' " I give myself a shove out over the top 220 ACEOSS TEXAS.
of the snow, curvin' about, so that when I reached the middle of the gulch I started downward. In that second or two I seen the whole avalanche under way, hardly a hundred yards off, and it war comin' for me like a rail- road train, and goin' faster every second.
"You can make up your mind that I war doin' some tall travellin' myself.
"Whew ! boys, I can't tell you m...uch about that race. The avalanche didn't flatten out and shoot down the gorge in loose masses, as I've seen 'em do, but just stuck together and come like one solid half of the mountain itself.
"If it catched me I was a goner just as sure as if run down by a steam-engine. But you would think thar couldn't be any chance of it catchin' me, ' cause it war gravertation that was pullin' us both, and one oughter go as fast as t' other. The only thing I had to do Avas to keep my feet and stay in the middle of the gorge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just then my friend shouted : " ' Here slie conies ! Off witli you ! ' " I give myself a shove out over the top 220 ACEOSS TEXAS.
of the snow, curvin' about, so that when I reached the middle of the gulch I started downward. In that second or two I seen the whole avalanche under way, hardly a hundred yards off, and it war comin' for me like a rail- road train, and goin' faster every second.
"You can make up your mind that I war doin' some tall travellin' myself.
"Whew ! boys, I can't tell you m...uch about that race. The avalanche didn't flatten out and shoot down the gorge in loose masses, as I've seen 'em do, but just stuck together and come like one solid half of the mountain itself.
"If it catched me I was a goner just as sure as if run down by a steam-engine. But you would think thar couldn't be any chance of it catchin' me, ' cause it war gravertation that was pullin' us both, and one oughter go as fast as t' other. The only thing I had to do Avas to keep my feet and stay in the middle of the gorge.
What to read after Across Texas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward S Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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