Isobel : a Romance of the Northern Trail
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You ain't more'n three yearsold, if you're an hour. Where's your mama 'n' your papa?" He placedher back on the blankets. "Now, a fire, Kazan!" he said.
He held the lantern above his head and found the narrow vent throughthe snow-and-ice wall which Blake had made for the escape of smoke. Then he went outside for the fuel, freeing Kazan on the way. In a fewminutes more a small bright blaze of almost smokeless larchwood waslighting up and warming the interior of the igloo. To his surprise, Pellite...r found the child asleep when he went to her again. He movedher gently and carried the dead body of the little Eskimo womanthrough the opening and half a hundred paces from the igloo. Not untilthen did he stop to marvel at the strength which had returned to him. He stretched his arms above his head and breathed deeply of the coldair. It seemed as though something had loosened inside of him, that acrushing weight had lifted itself from his eyes. Kazan had followedhim, and he stared down at the dog.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You ain't more'n three yearsold, if you're an hour. Where's your mama 'n' your papa?" He placedher back on the blankets. "Now, a fire, Kazan!" he said.
He held the lantern above his head and found the narrow vent throughthe snow-and-ice wall which Blake had made for the escape of smoke. Then he went outside for the fuel, freeing Kazan on the way. In a fewminutes more a small bright blaze of almost smokeless larchwood waslighting up and warming the interior of the igloo. To his surprise, Pellite...r found the child asleep when he went to her again. He movedher gently and carried the dead body of the little Eskimo womanthrough the opening and half a hundred paces from the igloo. Not untilthen did he stop to marvel at the strength which had returned to him. He stretched his arms above his head and breathed deeply of the coldair. It seemed as though something had loosened inside of him, that acrushing weight had lifted itself from his eyes. Kazan had followedhim, and he stared down at the dog.
What to read after Isobel : a Romance of the Northern Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curwood James Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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