Boy Scouts in the Canal Zone
Boy Scouts in the Canal Zone
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" "Jaguars rarely come as far north as this, " Ned said, "and your serpentsare not dangerous, " but the other insisted that there were both jaguarsand boas in the jungle.
"This man Gostel may have gone to the rescue of the boys, " suggested Ned.
Gastong laughed weakly.
"You don't know him, " he said. "I tell you he is a spy, a Japanese spy, watching every inch of the canal as it is excavated. He is in the pay ofhostile interests, and will work you all a mischief. He knew before youarrived that ...you were coming. " "How do you know that?" demanded Ned.
Gastong's replies to the question were not satisfactory, and so Ned gaveover questioning him. The sleeping boys were aroused and in ten minutes, just as a faint tint of day came into the east, they were away to thejungle--taking the way to Gatun at first, as the thicket they sought wasfar to the southeast of that city.
CHAPTER XIV.
THE KILL IN THE JUNGLE.
It was growing darker every minute in the jungle, for there were nowfleecy clouds in the sky, and the moon was not always in sight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Jaguars rarely come as far north as this, " Ned said, "and your serpentsare not dangerous, " but the other insisted that there were both jaguarsand boas in the jungle.
"This man Gostel may have gone to the rescue of the boys, " suggested Ned.
Gastong laughed weakly.
"You don't know him, " he said. "I tell you he is a spy, a Japanese spy, watching every inch of the canal as it is excavated. He is in the pay ofhostile interests, and will work you all a mischief. He knew before youarrived that ...you were coming. " "How do you know that?" demanded Ned.
Gastong's replies to the question were not satisfactory, and so Ned gaveover questioning him. The sleeping boys were aroused and in ten minutes, just as a faint tint of day came into the east, they were away to thejungle--taking the way to Gatun at first, as the thicket they sought wasfar to the southeast of that city.
CHAPTER XIV.
THE KILL IN THE JUNGLE.
It was growing darker every minute in the jungle, for there were nowfleecy clouds in the sky, and the moon was not always in sight.
What to read after Boy Scouts in the Canal Zone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralphson George Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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