Fort Desolation
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This filled Rollo withsurprise, and for the first time he began to entertain doubts as to theresult of the struggle.
As for Jack, he never doubted it for a moment. When they were compelledto take to the heavy sand and sank above the ankles at every step, hechanged his tactics. Putting out his pipe, he fell behind a few paces.
"Ha!" thought Rollo, "done up at last; now I'll give it you. " The thought that he was sure of victory infused such spirit into the manthat he braced himself to renewed ex...ertion. This was just what Jackwanted. He kept exactly a foot behind Rollo, yet when the otherventured to slacken his pace, (which was now too great to be kept up), he pushed forward just enough to keep him at it, without dishearteninghim as to result. In the midst of this they both came to a full stop ondiscovering a box made of birch bark, which seemed to have been droppedby some passing Indians.
"Hallo! what have we here?" cried Jack, stooping down to examine it.
"My blessin' on't whatever it is, " thought Rollo, to whom the momentaryrelief from walking was of the greatest consequence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This filled Rollo withsurprise, and for the first time he began to entertain doubts as to theresult of the struggle.
As for Jack, he never doubted it for a moment. When they were compelledto take to the heavy sand and sank above the ankles at every step, hechanged his tactics. Putting out his pipe, he fell behind a few paces.
"Ha!" thought Rollo, "done up at last; now I'll give it you. " The thought that he was sure of victory infused such spirit into the manthat he braced himself to renewed ex...ertion. This was just what Jackwanted. He kept exactly a foot behind Rollo, yet when the otherventured to slacken his pace, (which was now too great to be kept up), he pushed forward just enough to keep him at it, without dishearteninghim as to result. In the midst of this they both came to a full stop ondiscovering a box made of birch bark, which seemed to have been droppedby some passing Indians.
"Hallo! what have we here?" cried Jack, stooping down to examine it.
"My blessin' on't whatever it is, " thought Rollo, to whom the momentaryrelief from walking was of the greatest consequence.
What to read after Fort Desolation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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