Boy Life On the Prairie
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Ranee saw a boy of about twelve years of age sitting on the ground with his bare foot in his hands, his face ghastly, his eyes stupid with fear, his lips dry and twitching, his voice sunk to a gasping moan. The snake was gone.
Leaping down. Ranee examined the foot. On the instep were four small wounds, from which blood and a light green foam issued. The width of the jaw of the snake was indicated in the distance between the punc- tures. The reptile was large, and had bitten the boy twice.
" Shu...t up ! " said Ranee. " Keep still. Crying only makes it worse. Link, give me a strap, quick," he called, as Lincoln came galloping up.
As he held the boy's ankle tightly gripped in both his hands. Ranee thought rapidly. It was three miles to the nearest house, and eight miles to the nearest town.
The boy could not be moved eight miles, and he would die before help could be brought, unless the poison could be stayed in its course through the blood. He took the strap, which Lincoln loosened from his bridle, and wind- ing it round just below the knee, twisted it with a jack- knife till the lad cried out in pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ranee saw a boy of about twelve years of age sitting on the ground with his bare foot in his hands, his face ghastly, his eyes stupid with fear, his lips dry and twitching, his voice sunk to a gasping moan. The snake was gone.
Leaping down. Ranee examined the foot. On the instep were four small wounds, from which blood and a light green foam issued. The width of the jaw of the snake was indicated in the distance between the punc- tures. The reptile was large, and had bitten the boy twice.
" Shu...t up ! " said Ranee. " Keep still. Crying only makes it worse. Link, give me a strap, quick," he called, as Lincoln came galloping up.
As he held the boy's ankle tightly gripped in both his hands. Ranee thought rapidly. It was three miles to the nearest house, and eight miles to the nearest town.
The boy could not be moved eight miles, and he would die before help could be brought, unless the poison could be stayed in its course through the blood. He took the strap, which Lincoln loosened from his bridle, and wind- ing it round just below the knee, twisted it with a jack- knife till the lad cried out in pain.
What to read after Boy Life On the Prairie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garland Hamlin to read onlineMoreLess
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