Nan Sherwood At Pine Camp
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Turner came to the surface with his senses unimpaired and he strove toclutch the nearest log. But the stick slipped away from him.
Rafe ran forward on the plunging timber he now rode the huge stick thathad made all the trouble, and tried to reach the man in the water. Nouse!
Of course, there was no way for Rafe to guide his log toward thedrowning man. Nor did he have anything to reach out for Turner to grasp. The axe handle was not long enough, and the foreman's canthook haddisappeared.
Below, ...the men were struggling to get the big boat out from under thebank into the stream. Two of them stood up with their canthooks to fendoff the drifting logs; the others plied the heavy oars.
But the boat was too far from the man in the river. He was menaced onall sides by plunging logs. He barely escaped one to be grazed on theshoulder by another. A third pressed him under the surface again; butas he went down this second time, Rafe Sherwood threw away his axe andleaped into the flood!
Chapter XIX.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Turner came to the surface with his senses unimpaired and he strove toclutch the nearest log. But the stick slipped away from him.
Rafe ran forward on the plunging timber he now rode the huge stick thathad made all the trouble, and tried to reach the man in the water. Nouse!
Of course, there was no way for Rafe to guide his log toward thedrowning man. Nor did he have anything to reach out for Turner to grasp. The axe handle was not long enough, and the foreman's canthook haddisappeared.
Below, ...the men were struggling to get the big boat out from under thebank into the stream. Two of them stood up with their canthooks to fendoff the drifting logs; the others plied the heavy oars.
But the boat was too far from the man in the river. He was menaced onall sides by plunging logs. He barely escaped one to be grazed on theshoulder by another. A third pressed him under the surface again; butas he went down this second time, Rafe Sherwood threw away his axe andleaped into the flood!
Chapter XIX.
What to read after Nan Sherwood At Pine Camp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carr Annie Roe to read onlineMoreLess
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