Douglas
Douglas
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"We can easily perceive if we are followed and if not, let us lose ourselves behind yonder hill, where, instead of continuing our way, we can halt. If we wish, we will even be able to double back on our tracks. " The advice seemed good and we broke camp. The hill, toward which we took our way, seemed some two miles distant. From our camping place it looked nearly conical and had the appearance of hav- ing been built by human hands rather than nature. As we approached, we perceived that on the o...ther side of it the entire plain descended abruptly so abruptly in fact, that when we reached the spot we found it so precipitous as to make the descent exceedingly diffi- cult. A broad ledge, however, extended around the side of the hill, leading downward, and along this we wended our way, Hassim and a guard leading and Douglas and I bringing up the rear. As we wound our way still further about the hill the ledge descended still more abruptly, until, coming around a short turn, it led directly down into a little basin, the bottom of which was a level field of possibly twenty-five acres, covered with a wealth of verdure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We can easily perceive if we are followed and if not, let us lose ourselves behind yonder hill, where, instead of continuing our way, we can halt. If we wish, we will even be able to double back on our tracks. " The advice seemed good and we broke camp. The hill, toward which we took our way, seemed some two miles distant. From our camping place it looked nearly conical and had the appearance of hav- ing been built by human hands rather than nature. As we approached, we perceived that on the o...ther side of it the entire plain descended abruptly so abruptly in fact, that when we reached the spot we found it so precipitous as to make the descent exceedingly diffi- cult. A broad ledge, however, extended around the side of the hill, leading downward, and along this we wended our way, Hassim and a guard leading and Douglas and I bringing up the rear. As we wound our way still further about the hill the ledge descended still more abruptly, until, coming around a short turn, it led directly down into a little basin, the bottom of which was a level field of possibly twenty-five acres, covered with a wealth of verdure.
What to read after Douglas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hiram W Hiram Wallace Hayes to read onlineMoreLess
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