Driven Back to Eden
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It so happened, or else a kind Providence so ordered it, that Juniorwas further down the stream, tapping a maple that had beenoverlooked the previous day. He sprang to his feet, whirled aroundin the direction of the little boy's cry, with the quickness ofthought rushed to the bank and plunged in with a headlong leap likea Newfoundland dog. I paused, spellbound, to watch him, knowing thatI was much too far away to be of aid, and that all now depended onthe hardy country lad. He disappeared for a... second beneath the tide, and then his swift strokes proved that he was a good swimmer. In amoment or two he caught up with Bobsey, for the current was tooswift to permit the child to sink. Then, with a wisdom resultingfrom experience, he let the torrent carry him in a long slant towardthe shore, for it would have been hopeless to try to stem the tide. Running as I never ran before, I followed, reached the bank wherethere was an eddy in the stream, sprang in up to my waist, seizedthem both as they approached and dragged them to solid ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It so happened, or else a kind Providence so ordered it, that Juniorwas further down the stream, tapping a maple that had beenoverlooked the previous day. He sprang to his feet, whirled aroundin the direction of the little boy's cry, with the quickness ofthought rushed to the bank and plunged in with a headlong leap likea Newfoundland dog. I paused, spellbound, to watch him, knowing thatI was much too far away to be of aid, and that all now depended onthe hardy country lad. He disappeared for a... second beneath the tide, and then his swift strokes proved that he was a good swimmer. In amoment or two he caught up with Bobsey, for the current was tooswift to permit the child to sink. Then, with a wisdom resultingfrom experience, he let the torrent carry him in a long slant towardthe shore, for it would have been hopeless to try to stem the tide. Running as I never ran before, I followed, reached the bank wherethere was an eddy in the stream, sprang in up to my waist, seizedthem both as they approached and dragged them to solid ground.
What to read after Driven Back to Eden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roe, Edward Payson, 1838-1888 to read onlineMoreLess
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