Lost in the Fog
Lost in the Fog
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Two other stakes were driven into the ground, and secured inthe same way, about six or seven feet off. Another long piece ofscantling was then placed so as to pass from one to the other of thetwo crossed sticks, so that it rested upon them. This last was boundtight to the crossed sticks, and thus the whole structure formed acamp-shaped frame.
Over this Tom now threw the sail, and brought it down to the ground oneither side, securing it there with pegs. At the back of the camp apiece of the sail... was folded over and secured so as to cover it in;while in front another piece of the sail hung down until it nearlyreached the ground. This could hang down at night, and be folded overthe top by day. Tom now tore up some sods, and laid them over the edgeof the canvas on each side, where it touched the ground, and placed onthese heavy stones, until at length it seemed sufficiently protectedfrom the entrance of any rain that might flow down the roof. His lasttask consisted in collecting a large quantity of moss and ferns fromthe woods, which he strewed over the ground inside, and heaped up atone end, so as to form a soft and fragrant bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two other stakes were driven into the ground, and secured inthe same way, about six or seven feet off. Another long piece ofscantling was then placed so as to pass from one to the other of thetwo crossed sticks, so that it rested upon them. This last was boundtight to the crossed sticks, and thus the whole structure formed acamp-shaped frame.
Over this Tom now threw the sail, and brought it down to the ground oneither side, securing it there with pegs. At the back of the camp apiece of the sail... was folded over and secured so as to cover it in;while in front another piece of the sail hung down until it nearlyreached the ground. This could hang down at night, and be folded overthe top by day. Tom now tore up some sods, and laid them over the edgeof the canvas on each side, where it touched the ground, and placed onthese heavy stones, until at length it seemed sufficiently protectedfrom the entrance of any rain that might flow down the roof. His lasttask consisted in collecting a large quantity of moss and ferns fromthe woods, which he strewed over the ground inside, and heaped up atone end, so as to form a soft and fragrant bed.
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