Glen of the High North
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"He must be greatly concerned about mydisappearance, and no doubt he is still seeking for me out in thehills. " "And should you find him----?" "We would at once visit the gold mine I discovered when I was lost. " "What! did you discover gold? Where?" "On that last ridge before I reached the river, " Reynolds explained. "I took shelter in a cave from a furious storm, and there found moregold than I ever expected to see in my whole life. The walls of thecave are full of it, and it seems to be of ...the best quality. " "Do you think you can find the place again?" Weston asked.
"I believe so, " and Reynolds briefly described the situation.
"I know it! I know it!" Weston exclaimed. "It is the highest peak onthat ridge between here and the Tasan. The side this way is very steepand rocky, is it not?" "Yes, and the summit is bare. It was there I had a desperate fightwith an eagle, killed it, and carried off its eggs, which saved mylife. From the high point I caught the first glimpse of the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He must be greatly concerned about mydisappearance, and no doubt he is still seeking for me out in thehills. " "And should you find him----?" "We would at once visit the gold mine I discovered when I was lost. " "What! did you discover gold? Where?" "On that last ridge before I reached the river, " Reynolds explained. "I took shelter in a cave from a furious storm, and there found moregold than I ever expected to see in my whole life. The walls of thecave are full of it, and it seems to be of ...the best quality. " "Do you think you can find the place again?" Weston asked.
"I believe so, " and Reynolds briefly described the situation.
"I know it! I know it!" Weston exclaimed. "It is the highest peak onthat ridge between here and the Tasan. The side this way is very steepand rocky, is it not?" "Yes, and the summit is bare. It was there I had a desperate fightwith an eagle, killed it, and carried off its eggs, which saved mylife. From the high point I caught the first glimpse of the river.
What to read after Glen of the High North?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cody Hiram Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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