In Search of El Dorado
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I shall be betterable to see what I am doing there than here. You stay and keep the poorchap company. I believe he knows that we sympathise with him. " Withwhich whimsical remark Earle started back hot foot for the camp, now inprocess of being pitched, leaving Dick to keep the dying beast company.
Now, whimsical as that idea of Earle's might at first seem, Dick came tothe conclusion that there really might be something in it; for not onlydid the unhappy panther show no fear of his visitors or a...nger at theirclose proximity, but there was a certain pitiful expression in hisfevered eyes that, to Cavendish's imagination at least, seemed to appealfor compassion and help. Of course, it may have been that the creaturewas too near dissolution to feel either anger or fear; but Dick decidedthat that remained to be seen. He eagerly awaited the return of Earle, and was unfeignedly relieved when, after a somewhat lengthy interval, hesaw his friend returning, accompanied by two Indians bearing a lightedlantern and a hammock arranged as a stretcher.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shall be betterable to see what I am doing there than here. You stay and keep the poorchap company. I believe he knows that we sympathise with him. " Withwhich whimsical remark Earle started back hot foot for the camp, now inprocess of being pitched, leaving Dick to keep the dying beast company.
Now, whimsical as that idea of Earle's might at first seem, Dick came tothe conclusion that there really might be something in it; for not onlydid the unhappy panther show no fear of his visitors or a...nger at theirclose proximity, but there was a certain pitiful expression in hisfevered eyes that, to Cavendish's imagination at least, seemed to appealfor compassion and help. Of course, it may have been that the creaturewas too near dissolution to feel either anger or fear; but Dick decidedthat that remained to be seen. He eagerly awaited the return of Earle, and was unfeignedly relieved when, after a somewhat lengthy interval, hesaw his friend returning, accompanied by two Indians bearing a lightedlantern and a hammock arranged as a stretcher.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collingwood Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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