Archibald Hughson
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The latter had got far out of sight beforethey could have been overtaken. What had become of the pursuers no onecould say. Some supposed that the two parties had united and gone ontogether, while others fancied that they had fought, and that those whohad been defeated had been left alone on the ice, while the victors hadpushed on with the boats.
The whole day was occupied in moving to the new encampment, and it wasnearly dark before their tents were erected and other preparations madefor passin...g the night. The wind had latterly increased greatly, andclouds had been collecting to the north. Scarcely had they got undershelter when the snow began to fall heavily, and the sharp wind sweptacross the icy plain with terrific force.
"Archy, we may be thankful that we are not with those poor fellows whodeserted us, " observed Andrew as they sat together round the fire intheir tent. "It will be a mercy if any of them escape even if theyreached the open water before nightfall, and it's my opinion that theywill not have done that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The latter had got far out of sight beforethey could have been overtaken. What had become of the pursuers no onecould say. Some supposed that the two parties had united and gone ontogether, while others fancied that they had fought, and that those whohad been defeated had been left alone on the ice, while the victors hadpushed on with the boats.
The whole day was occupied in moving to the new encampment, and it wasnearly dark before their tents were erected and other preparations madefor passin...g the night. The wind had latterly increased greatly, andclouds had been collecting to the north. Scarcely had they got undershelter when the snow began to fall heavily, and the sharp wind sweptacross the icy plain with terrific force.
"Archy, we may be thankful that we are not with those poor fellows whodeserted us, " observed Andrew as they sat together round the fire intheir tent. "It will be a mercy if any of them escape even if theyreached the open water before nightfall, and it's my opinion that theywill not have done that.
What to read after Archibald Hughson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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