My Northern Exposure the Kawa At the Pole
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Swank, Plock, Sloff, they were all like children playing a game of prisoner s base, with the Pole as home. Poor Whinney was "it. " In the excitement of the moment I had forgotten him. He was a pitiful spectacle as he came tap- tapping his way across the ice, feeling each step with his cane. We watched him in silence until I saw that he was going to miss the Pole entirely and if not stopped would soon be bound south again for an indefinite period. Tenderly Sausalito and I led him to the cairn wh...ile her rich voice murmured comfort in his ear. He was beside himself with emotion and hot tears kept welling from under his goggles.
"The touch of a woman s hand!" he sobbed, as he smoothed mine with his.
Frissell s arrival was characteristic. He made the last sixty yards between the Kawa and the Pole on a pogo stick a new in fact the only record for an event of this kind.
Second only to ourselves was the Kawa and will ing hands soon hauled her across the intervening distance and made her fast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Swank, Plock, Sloff, they were all like children playing a game of prisoner s base, with the Pole as home. Poor Whinney was "it. " In the excitement of the moment I had forgotten him. He was a pitiful spectacle as he came tap- tapping his way across the ice, feeling each step with his cane. We watched him in silence until I saw that he was going to miss the Pole entirely and if not stopped would soon be bound south again for an indefinite period. Tenderly Sausalito and I led him to the cairn wh...ile her rich voice murmured comfort in his ear. He was beside himself with emotion and hot tears kept welling from under his goggles.
"The touch of a woman s hand!" he sobbed, as he smoothed mine with his.
Frissell s arrival was characteristic. He made the last sixty yards between the Kawa and the Pole on a pogo stick a new in fact the only record for an event of this kind.
Second only to ourselves was the Kawa and will ing hands soon hauled her across the intervening distance and made her fast.
What to read after My Northern Exposure the Kawa At the Pole?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter E Traprock to read onlineMoreLess
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