Jungle Terror
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Purdy held it out of his reach and felt himself gently lifted and carried from the cave. He was as helpless as a baby.
But the first breath of outside air revived io2 JUNGLE TERROR him somewhat, and he no sooner felt the ground again beneath his feet than he caught his captor by the arm. A terrific struggle ensued, the stranger's one object appearing to be escape, while Purdy held him back with all the desperate energy of incipient madness. In spite of himself he was slowly dragged along. In va...in he tried to catch the tufted grass between his feet. The grass was torn out by the roots. Still in anely clutching the cigarette, he lost ground continually. The cave-mouth receded. He could not fight the slope. And he began to realize that away from the cave meant toward the cliff.
As a last resort he relaxed his efforts, feigning exhaustion, then put every atom of his force into a single, skilful lunge, and managed to get his gigantic but clumsy an tagonist squarely to the ground. But the cigarette, too, had fallen upon the border of dead grass beside the path.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Purdy held it out of his reach and felt himself gently lifted and carried from the cave. He was as helpless as a baby.
But the first breath of outside air revived io2 JUNGLE TERROR him somewhat, and he no sooner felt the ground again beneath his feet than he caught his captor by the arm. A terrific struggle ensued, the stranger's one object appearing to be escape, while Purdy held him back with all the desperate energy of incipient madness. In spite of himself he was slowly dragged along. In va...in he tried to catch the tufted grass between his feet. The grass was torn out by the roots. Still in anely clutching the cigarette, he lost ground continually. The cave-mouth receded. He could not fight the slope. And he began to realize that away from the cave meant toward the cliff.
As a last resort he relaxed his efforts, feigning exhaustion, then put every atom of his force into a single, skilful lunge, and managed to get his gigantic but clumsy an tagonist squarely to the ground. But the cigarette, too, had fallen upon the border of dead grass beside the path.
What to read after Jungle Terror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harvey Wickham to read onlineMoreLess
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