Manco, the Peruvian Chief
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At that moment a bright light burst forth, and I saw to my dismay that the bushes round us were in a fierce blaze. Ned was carrying Pedro in his arms, and dashing through the bushestowards the place where we had rested.
"After me, mate, after me, " he cried.
I did require to be told to hurry, for the flames were leaping up fromall the surrounding shrubs, and climbing many of the higher trees. Iovertook him before we reached our encampment.
"Pick up our traps and come along, " shouted Ned, as he... made his waytowards the path by which we entered the glen. I stopped at our bivouacand collected our packages of provisions, and our other property. Justas I was coming away, my eye fell on Ned's knife. I put it in mypocket, and was looking to see if I could find any other article, whenthe flames caught hold of the surrounding bushes, and warned me to beata retreat. They crackled and hissed and roared in my rear as I ran on. A light breeze had sprung up, and blew them towards us. Fortunately thebright light they caused enabled us to see our way, or we should havehad great difficulty in escaping from the glen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At that moment a bright light burst forth, and I saw to my dismay that the bushes round us were in a fierce blaze. Ned was carrying Pedro in his arms, and dashing through the bushestowards the place where we had rested.
"After me, mate, after me, " he cried.
I did require to be told to hurry, for the flames were leaping up fromall the surrounding shrubs, and climbing many of the higher trees. Iovertook him before we reached our encampment.
"Pick up our traps and come along, " shouted Ned, as he... made his waytowards the path by which we entered the glen. I stopped at our bivouacand collected our packages of provisions, and our other property. Justas I was coming away, my eye fell on Ned's knife. I put it in mypocket, and was looking to see if I could find any other article, whenthe flames caught hold of the surrounding bushes, and warned me to beata retreat. They crackled and hissed and roared in my rear as I ran on. A light breeze had sprung up, and blew them towards us. Fortunately thebright light they caused enabled us to see our way, or we should havehad great difficulty in escaping from the glen.
What to read after Manco, the Peruvian Chief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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