Frozen Justice a Story of Alaska
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Crazy, their eyes said, with a laugh clean crazy all for an Eskimo bit of goods. "What next, Joe? go on. " And Joe told all about his troubles on the jour- ney, about Igluruk's waywardness, about the blamed uneven ice and the masses of soft snow. He told about blizzards so heavy and cutting that sledging was impossible against the wind and driving snow; he told of lashings that had to be re- paired with the thermometer forty below, of dogs that gave up, of Eskimos he had met on the trail. He la...ughed till he choked at the thought.
"Do you know what I said to all the Eski- mos I met?" he asked his companions. "I told them Sakhawachiak had gone mad, and that he was coming along on a sledge and would demand food and dogs. But they'd have to look out, I told them, because this madness of his was catch- ing if only the madman caught their eyes and looked into them, they'd go mad themselves and if they gave him grub or dogs or sledges or helped 116 Frozen Justice him at all they'd be clean done for.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Crazy, their eyes said, with a laugh clean crazy all for an Eskimo bit of goods. "What next, Joe? go on. " And Joe told all about his troubles on the jour- ney, about Igluruk's waywardness, about the blamed uneven ice and the masses of soft snow. He told about blizzards so heavy and cutting that sledging was impossible against the wind and driving snow; he told of lashings that had to be re- paired with the thermometer forty below, of dogs that gave up, of Eskimos he had met on the trail. He la...ughed till he choked at the thought.
"Do you know what I said to all the Eski- mos I met?" he asked his companions. "I told them Sakhawachiak had gone mad, and that he was coming along on a sledge and would demand food and dogs. But they'd have to look out, I told them, because this madness of his was catch- ing if only the madman caught their eyes and looked into them, they'd go mad themselves and if they gave him grub or dogs or sledges or helped 116 Frozen Justice him at all they'd be clean done for.
What to read after Frozen Justice a Story of Alaska?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ejnar Mikkelsen to read onlineMoreLess
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