Colorado Jim
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For a month he hadtraveled up from Dawson and among the merciless peaks, eating but halfrations and fighting storm and snow with all the power of his indomitablewill. He looked like a great gaunt spectre, with hollow cheeks and eyesthat shone in unearthly fashion. Shanks could not make head or tail ofhim. His proffered hand had been neglected and his few questions wentunanswered. He was pleased when Lonagon turned up, for he had a deadlyfear of madmen.
"What cheer, stranger!" cried Lonagon. "Yo...u turned up in the nick oftime. " Jim stopped the sled and regarded him fixedly.
"Are you--Lonagon?" he asked in a husky voice.
"Sure!" "Then where's D'Arcy? I want D'Arcy. D'ye git that? It's D'Arcy I'mafter. " Lonagon looked at Shanks. Shanks tapped his forehead significantly toindicate that in his opinion the stranger had left the major portion ofhis senses out on the trail, and wasn't safe company.
"So--you want D'Arcy?" quavered Lonagon.
"I said so. " "Wal, you're only jest in time. Come right in and see for yourself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a month he hadtraveled up from Dawson and among the merciless peaks, eating but halfrations and fighting storm and snow with all the power of his indomitablewill. He looked like a great gaunt spectre, with hollow cheeks and eyesthat shone in unearthly fashion. Shanks could not make head or tail ofhim. His proffered hand had been neglected and his few questions wentunanswered. He was pleased when Lonagon turned up, for he had a deadlyfear of madmen.
"What cheer, stranger!" cried Lonagon. "Yo...u turned up in the nick oftime. " Jim stopped the sled and regarded him fixedly.
"Are you--Lonagon?" he asked in a husky voice.
"Sure!" "Then where's D'Arcy? I want D'Arcy. D'ye git that? It's D'Arcy I'mafter. " Lonagon looked at Shanks. Shanks tapped his forehead significantly toindicate that in his opinion the stranger had left the major portion ofhis senses out on the trail, and wasn't safe company.
"So--you want D'Arcy?" quavered Lonagon.
"I said so. " "Wal, you're only jest in time. Come right in and see for yourself.
What to read after Colorado Jim?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goodchild George to read onlineMoreLess
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