In the Musgrave Ranges
In the Musgrave Ranges
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Another puff, this timecool and fresh. It also passed away and left the men with dread intheir hearts--the dread of an unknown, unseen foe.
The storm was very near. Sax was watching it so intently that hejumped round suddenly when Yarloo touched him on the arm. Theblack-fellow was pointing to the canteen. "Drink, little drop, " hesaid, and pointed to the approaching curtain of brown sand. Heevidently meant that the boys would be better able to stand against thestorm if they had a drink beforeha...nd, so Sax motioned to Vaughan andpoured a little water out into the two pannikins. Neither of themspoke. They were overawed by the might, the majesty, the mystery ofNature.
Vaughan drank his water and lay down under the shelter. Sax did notscrew the top on the canteen for a moment, intending to pour a fewdrops back again when he had finished. He held his hand over the holein the canteen and started to drink from his pannikin.
Suddenly the storm burst on them. Sax heard a terrific rushing soundand looked round quickly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another puff, this timecool and fresh. It also passed away and left the men with dread intheir hearts--the dread of an unknown, unseen foe.
The storm was very near. Sax was watching it so intently that hejumped round suddenly when Yarloo touched him on the arm. Theblack-fellow was pointing to the canteen. "Drink, little drop, " hesaid, and pointed to the approaching curtain of brown sand. Heevidently meant that the boys would be better able to stand against thestorm if they had a drink beforeha...nd, so Sax motioned to Vaughan andpoured a little water out into the two pannikins. Neither of themspoke. They were overawed by the might, the majesty, the mystery ofNature.
Vaughan drank his water and lay down under the shelter. Sax did notscrew the top on the canteen for a moment, intending to pour a fewdrops back again when he had finished. He held his hand over the holein the canteen and started to drink from his pannikin.
Suddenly the storm burst on them. Sax heard a terrific rushing soundand looked round quickly.
What to read after In the Musgrave Ranges?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sayce Conrad Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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