If I May
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One false step and we are off the line of dots. There you are, there's a dot missing. We have lost the track. Now we must get out as best we can.
Do you know the way of telling the north by the sun ? You turn the hour hand of your watch to the sun, and half-way between that and the XII is the south. Or else you turn the XII to the sun and take half-way between that and the hour hand. Anyhow, you do find the south eventually after one or two ex- periments, and having discovered the south it is e...asy enough to locate the north. With your permission then we will push due north through Greymoor Wood.
We are through and on to the road, but it is getting late. Let us hurry on. It would be tempting to wander down to that stream and follow its banks for a little ; it would be pleasant to turn into that " un- metalled, unfenced " road — ah, doesn't one know those roads ? — and let it carry us to the village of Milden, rich in both telegraph office and steeple. There is also, not more than two miles from where we stand, a contour of 600 ft.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One false step and we are off the line of dots. There you are, there's a dot missing. We have lost the track. Now we must get out as best we can.
Do you know the way of telling the north by the sun ? You turn the hour hand of your watch to the sun, and half-way between that and the XII is the south. Or else you turn the XII to the sun and take half-way between that and the hour hand. Anyhow, you do find the south eventually after one or two ex- periments, and having discovered the south it is e...asy enough to locate the north. With your permission then we will push due north through Greymoor Wood.
We are through and on to the road, but it is getting late. Let us hurry on. It would be tempting to wander down to that stream and follow its banks for a little ; it would be pleasant to turn into that " un- metalled, unfenced " road — ah, doesn't one know those roads ? — and let it carry us to the village of Milden, rich in both telegraph office and steeple. There is also, not more than two miles from where we stand, a contour of 600 ft.
What to read after If I May?
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