Hiram the Young Farmer
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Hiram Strong worked as though inspired; but to no purpose inthe end. For the flames increased. Puff after puff of winddrove the fire on, scattering brands from the blazing pine;and now another, and another, tree caught. The glare of theconflagration increased.
He flung down the useless bough. Fire was all about him. He hadto leap suddenly to one side to escape a burst of flame that hadcaught in a jungle of green-briars.
Then, of a sudden, a crash of thunder rolled and reverberatedthrough the gl...en. Lightning for an instant lit up the meadowsand the river. The glare of it almost blinded the young farmerand, out of the line of fire, he sank to the earth and coveredhis eyes, seared by the sudden, compelling light.
Again and again the thunder rolled, following the javelins oflightning that seemed to dart from the clouds to the earth. The tempest, so long muttering in the West, had come upon himunexpectedly, for he had given all his attention to the spreadingfire.
And now came the rain--no refreshing, sweet, saturating shower;but a thunderous, blinding fall of water that first set theburning woods to steaming and then drowned out every spark offire on upland as well as lowland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hiram Strong worked as though inspired; but to no purpose inthe end. For the flames increased. Puff after puff of winddrove the fire on, scattering brands from the blazing pine;and now another, and another, tree caught. The glare of theconflagration increased.
He flung down the useless bough. Fire was all about him. He hadto leap suddenly to one side to escape a burst of flame that hadcaught in a jungle of green-briars.
Then, of a sudden, a crash of thunder rolled and reverberatedthrough the gl...en. Lightning for an instant lit up the meadowsand the river. The glare of it almost blinded the young farmerand, out of the line of fire, he sank to the earth and coveredhis eyes, seared by the sudden, compelling light.
Again and again the thunder rolled, following the javelins oflightning that seemed to dart from the clouds to the earth. The tempest, so long muttering in the West, had come upon himunexpectedly, for he had given all his attention to the spreadingfire.
And now came the rain--no refreshing, sweet, saturating shower;but a thunderous, blinding fall of water that first set theburning woods to steaming and then drowned out every spark offire on upland as well as lowland.
What to read after Hiram the Young Farmer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Todd Burbank L. to read onlineMoreLess
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