Ken Ward in the Jungle
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A few lofty palms and a few clumps of bamboo rather emphasized the lack of these partictilar species in this forest.
Nor was there any of the familiar streaming moss hanging from the trees. This glen was green, cool, dark. It did not smell exactly swampy, but rank, like a place where many water plants were growing.
130 AN ARMY OF SNAKES The outlet was so narrow that Ken was not able to use the oars. Still, as the current was swift, the boat went along rapidly. He saw a light ahead and heard the... babble of water. The current quickened, and the boat drifted suddenly upon the edge of an oval glade, where the hot sun beat down. A series of abrupt mossy benches, over which the stream shd almost noiselessly, blocked further progress.
The first thing about this glade that Ken noted particularly, after the difficulties pre- sented by the steep steps, was the multitude of snakes sunning themselves along the line of further progress.
"Boys, it '11 be great wading down there, hey?" he queried.
Pepe grumbled for the first time on the trip.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few lofty palms and a few clumps of bamboo rather emphasized the lack of these partictilar species in this forest.
Nor was there any of the familiar streaming moss hanging from the trees. This glen was green, cool, dark. It did not smell exactly swampy, but rank, like a place where many water plants were growing.
130 AN ARMY OF SNAKES The outlet was so narrow that Ken was not able to use the oars. Still, as the current was swift, the boat went along rapidly. He saw a light ahead and heard the... babble of water. The current quickened, and the boat drifted suddenly upon the edge of an oval glade, where the hot sun beat down. A series of abrupt mossy benches, over which the stream shd almost noiselessly, blocked further progress.
The first thing about this glade that Ken noted particularly, after the difficulties pre- sented by the steep steps, was the multitude of snakes sunning themselves along the line of further progress.
"Boys, it '11 be great wading down there, hey?" he queried.
Pepe grumbled for the first time on the trip.
What to read after Ken Ward in the Jungle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grey, Zane, 1872-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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