Klondike Nuggets
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" CHAPTER XVIII.
A STARTLING DISCOVERY.
The weather was mild, for the short, oppressive Northwest summer wasrapidly approaching. During the middle of the day the sun was hot, andthe boys perspired freely. By and by would come the billions ofmosquitoes to render life unbearable. Those pests often kill bears andwolves by blinding them, and the man who does not wear some protectionis driven frantic, unable to eat, sleep, or live, except in smotheringsmoke. Jeff had said that he meant to complete t...he work, if possible, and start down the Yukon before that time of torment arrived.
For two days the boys wrought incessantly. They had learned how to washand purify the gold in the crude way taught them by the old miner, andthe rich reward for their labor continued. Jeff had brought back on hisprevious visit to Dawson City an abundant supply of strong canvas bags, in which the gold was placed, with the tops securely tied. These wereregularly deposited in the cavern where the party made their home, until a row of them lined one side of the place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" CHAPTER XVIII.
A STARTLING DISCOVERY.
The weather was mild, for the short, oppressive Northwest summer wasrapidly approaching. During the middle of the day the sun was hot, andthe boys perspired freely. By and by would come the billions ofmosquitoes to render life unbearable. Those pests often kill bears andwolves by blinding them, and the man who does not wear some protectionis driven frantic, unable to eat, sleep, or live, except in smotheringsmoke. Jeff had said that he meant to complete t...he work, if possible, and start down the Yukon before that time of torment arrived.
For two days the boys wrought incessantly. They had learned how to washand purify the gold in the crude way taught them by the old miner, andthe rich reward for their labor continued. Jeff had brought back on hisprevious visit to Dawson City an abundant supply of strong canvas bags, in which the gold was placed, with the tops securely tied. These wereregularly deposited in the cavern where the party made their home, until a row of them lined one side of the place.
What to read after Klondike Nuggets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Edward Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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