Adventures in Many Lands
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It did not take long to make a noose and slip it over the latter'sshoulders, but he had hardly done so when a gush of water swept over thebeam, carrying away the lantern and plunging them into total darkness. For some subsequent seconds the boy clutched the rope and Trevannion'slifeless body in an agony of terror and doubt.
Then he started to climb up. The process proved exceedingly laborious, for the hemp was thin and damp, and it was difficult to obtain a grip. However, he managed to reach th...e summit and clambered over the brink, then paused awhile for some little breath and strength before essayingthe hardest task of all--the hauling of Trevannion into safety.
How his puny strength enabled him to do this, he never could say. Hisfoothold was none too secure, and the only available leverage was anarrow piece of masonry that jutted from the side. Yet, working inch byinch, he accomplished it, and when Trevannion had been broughtsufficiently near the top, he made the rope fast to a convenient blockof granite, and, kneeling down, regardless of his own peril, lifted himover the side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It did not take long to make a noose and slip it over the latter'sshoulders, but he had hardly done so when a gush of water swept over thebeam, carrying away the lantern and plunging them into total darkness. For some subsequent seconds the boy clutched the rope and Trevannion'slifeless body in an agony of terror and doubt.
Then he started to climb up. The process proved exceedingly laborious, for the hemp was thin and damp, and it was difficult to obtain a grip. However, he managed to reach th...e summit and clambered over the brink, then paused awhile for some little breath and strength before essayingthe hardest task of all--the hauling of Trevannion into safety.
How his puny strength enabled him to do this, he never could say. Hisfoothold was none too secure, and the only available leverage was anarrow piece of masonry that jutted from the side. Yet, working inch byinch, he accomplished it, and when Trevannion had been broughtsufficiently near the top, he made the rope fast to a convenient blockof granite, and, kneeling down, regardless of his own peril, lifted himover the side.
What to read after Adventures in Many Lands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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