George Mason the Young Backwoodsman Or Dont Give Up the Ship a Story of T
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But he said, . " Our 'Father, vvho art in heaven ! " and he prayed first for those at home, and then for himself, and laid him self down to await the disposal of Providence. His paroxysm was increased by his fatigue, and the want of a bed, and the comforts, which even his home would have afforded. He was afflicted with partial delir ium and devouring thirst. Once more he fainted in his efforts to crawl up the bank, after drinking. It seemed'to him, indeed, on regaining his couch of moss, that h...e must expire in the woods. Such was his situ ation, as . The dark night came upon him, and the distant howl of the wolves rung in his ear. In the midst of his thoughts within him, it occurred to him, that at one in the night the doctor would pass that way, and that, by that time, his fever would be so far abated, as that he might be able to ride home behind him. But then it would be necessary, that he should remain awake, or the doctor would pass him ignorant that he was there. The sweat soon began to flow, and he was easy, languid, and his eyes SD heavy, that sleep seemed irresistibly to weigh upon his eye-lids.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he said, . " Our 'Father, vvho art in heaven ! " and he prayed first for those at home, and then for himself, and laid him self down to await the disposal of Providence. His paroxysm was increased by his fatigue, and the want of a bed, and the comforts, which even his home would have afforded. He was afflicted with partial delir ium and devouring thirst. Once more he fainted in his efforts to crawl up the bank, after drinking. It seemed'to him, indeed, on regaining his couch of moss, that h...e must expire in the woods. Such was his situ ation, as . The dark night came upon him, and the distant howl of the wolves rung in his ear. In the midst of his thoughts within him, it occurred to him, that at one in the night the doctor would pass that way, and that, by that time, his fever would be so far abated, as that he might be able to ride home behind him. But then it would be necessary, that he should remain awake, or the doctor would pass him ignorant that he was there. The sweat soon began to flow, and he was easy, languid, and his eyes SD heavy, that sleep seemed irresistibly to weigh upon his eye-lids.
What to read after George Mason the Young Backwoodsman Or Dont Give Up the Ship a Story of T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flint Timothy to read onlineMoreLess
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